How to Say “Wait, What?” in Spanish
The Spanish phrase for “wait, what?” is espera, ¿qué? espera, ¿qué? is an expression used to show surprise or confusion when you hear something unexpected.
The Spanish phrase for “wait, what?” is espera, ¿qué? espera, ¿qué? is an expression used to show surprise or confusion when you hear something unexpected.
The phrase “you ugly girl” in Spanish is translated as chica fea.
The English phrase “long john” is translated into Spanish as calzoncillos largos.
The English phrase “consonants” is consonantes in Spanish.
cuevas is the Spanish word for “caves”. cuevas refers to natural underground chambers or hollow spaces in the earth.
The English phrase “table of contents” can be translated into Spanish as tabla de contenidos.
The English word ‘potential’ is translated into Spanish as potencial. Potencial is a masculine noun used to describe a currently unrealized ability.
Jackson is the Spanish transliteration of the surname Jackson. In Spanish, the name is often perceived as masculine.
el cuaderno is the Spanish phrase for “the notebook”. el cuaderno refers to a book with blank pages used for writing notes.