How to Say “Weird” in Spanish Slang
The everyday word for weird is raro. Slang adds turbio for something shady or odd and bizarro for something truly strange.
How to Say “Do You Want a Snack?” in Spanish
The English phrase “do you want a snack?” is translated into Spanish as ¿quieres una merienda?
How to Say “Tip” in Spanish
In Spanish, the English phrase “tip” (meaning a piece of advice) is translated as consejo. It does not refer to money left for service.
How to Say “Oil Burner” in Spanish
The English phrase “oil burner” translates to Spanish as quemador de aceite. quemador de aceite refers to a heating device.
How to Say “Cookie Press” in Spanish
The English phrase ‘cookie press’ is translated into Spanish as pistola para galletas.
How to Say “Root Beer” in Spanish
The English phrase ‘root beer’ is translated into Spanish as cerveza de raíz. cerveza de raíz refers to a beverage made with sarsaparilla root.
How to Say “Sixty” in Spanish
The English number sixty is sesenta in Spanish. Sesenta is the cardinal number.
How to Say “Intellectual” in Spanish
The English phrase “intellectual” is translated into Spanish as intelectual.