How to Say “Endurance” in Spanish
Endurance in Spanish is resistencia. The term refers to the measure of a person’s stamina or persistence.
Endurance in Spanish is resistencia. The term refers to the measure of a person’s stamina or persistence.
In Spanish, “thanks for answering” is said as gracias por responder.
In Spanish, “I would be” is expressed as sería. The phrase sería is the conditional form of the verb ‘to be’ used to describe a hypothetical situation.
The English phrase ‘have a snowball fight’ is translated into Spanish as hacer una guerra de bolas de nieve.
An official curfew in Spanish is a toque de queda. For a family rule about getting home on time, Mexicans just say the time, or use hora de llegada.
The Spanish word for mile is milla. milla is a feminine noun used to denote a measure of length.
The English verb empower can be translated into Spanish as empoderar. To empower can be expressed in several ways depending on the context.
The English phrase “you did a good job” is translated into Spanish as hiciste un buen trabajo.
Grandma in Guatemala is abuela, and the affectionate form is abuelita. Grandchildren use both to address her.