How to Say “Bald Head” in Spanish
The English phrase “bald head” is translated into Spanish as cabeza calva.
The English phrase “bald head” is translated into Spanish as cabeza calva.
In Guatemala a turkey is usually a chompipe. The standard Spanish word pavo is understood everywhere and is the one you will see in dictionaries.
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The Spanish phrase for eggnog is ponche de huevo. ponche de huevo is used to describe the creamy, spiced holiday beverage similar to the English eggnog.
The Spanish phrase to wish someone a good meal is buen provecho.
The familiar way to ask “how are you?” is ¿Cómo estás?, used with the tú form. Friends also say ¿Qué tal?, which works almost everywhere.
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To say “you have the wrong phone number” in Spanish, use tiene el número equivocado.
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In Spanish, ditching school is expressed as hacer novillos.
The phrase Simmons is the Spanish form of the English word ‘simmons’.
In Spanish, social security is translated as seguridad social.
In Spanish, “he is fine” is translated as él está bien. This phrase is used to say that a person is in good health or a satisfactory state.