How to Say “Comparatives and Superlatives” in Spanish
The phrase comparativos y superlativos is the Spanish way to say “comparatives and superlatives”.
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The phrase comparativos y superlativos is the Spanish way to say “comparatives and superlatives”.
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Ohio is the Spanish name for the U.S. state Ohio. For a more explicit and formal description, you can use the phrase Estado de Ohio.
The English phrase “research paper” is translated into Spanish as trabajo de investigación.
The English phrase ‘mindset’ is translated into Spanish as mentalidad. The term refers to a way of thinking.
The English phrase “infinitive verb” is translated into Spanish as verbo en infinitivo.
In Spanish, the phrase “euros” means “euros”. euros refers to the official currency used by member countries of the European Union.
The phrase jive turkey is translated into Spanish as jive turkey.
The English phrase “what do you do for work?” is translated into Spanish as ¿En qué trabajas?
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The English phrase “mink coat” is translated into Spanish as abrigo de visón.