How to Say “Truck” in Spanish Slang
In Mexico and in US Spanish a truck is a troca, a spelling of the English word. Elsewhere a pickup is a camioneta and a big cargo truck is a camión.
In Mexico and in US Spanish a truck is a troca, a spelling of the English word. Elsewhere a pickup is a camioneta and a big cargo truck is a camión.
Jumex is the Spanish name for a brand of fruit-flavored drinks from Mexico. Jumex refers to a specific brand of beverages.
The English phrase “according to my family I am” is translated into Spanish as según mi familia soy.
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The Spanish word for the euphemism ‘commode’ is cómoda. In a euphemistic sense, cómoda can refer to a toilet.
The English phrase “dirty girl” is translated into Spanish as chica sucia.
The English word “review” (in the sense of a critical evaluation) is translated into Spanish as reseña.
To say “thank you, my good friend” in Spanish, use gracias, mi buen amigo.
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The English name Hephaestus is translated into Spanish as Hefesto. Hefesto refers to the Greek god.
In Spanish, brass is latón. The term latón is the standard, most common way to refer to the metal in both technical and everyday contexts.
The English phrase “safe box” is translated into Spanish as caja fuerte.