How to Say “Unpack” in Spanish
To unpack in Spanish is to say desempacar, deshacer or desempaquetar depending on the region and context.
To unpack in Spanish is to say desempacar, deshacer or desempaquetar depending on the region and context.
In Spanish, “I feel better” is translated as me siento mejor. You use me siento mejor to communicate that your physical or emotional health has improved.
The English phrase “dream with me” is translated into Spanish as sueña conmigo.
The English phrase “minimum wage” is salario mínimo in Spanish. salario mínimo refers to the lowest rate at which an employer must legally pay an employee.
The English word leviathan is leviatán in Spanish. leviatán refers to a vast sea monster of tremendous strength.
The English phrase “run for your life” is translated into Spanish as corre por tu vida.
The English phrase “I know you do” is expressed in Spanish as sé que lo haces.
The English phrase “sugar momma” is translated into Spanish as sugar mommy.
The Spanish word for cornmeal is harina de maíz. harina de maíz refers to dried corn that has been milled.