How to Say “What About You” in Spanish
In Spanish, ‘what about you’ is said as ¿y tú? This phrase is used to ask someone for their opinion or information after you have already shared your own.
How to Say “Ugly Pig” in Spanish
The English phrase ‘ugly pig’ is translated into Spanish as cerdo feo. The phrase is used to describe a pig that is not attractive.
How to Say “Dorado” in Spanish
dorado is the Spanish word for golden. In Mexico, dorado is used to describe the sport fish known as mahi-mahi.
How to Say “I Have Now” in Spanish
The Spanish phrase for “I have now” is ya tengo. This phrase is used to state that you currently possess something or have reached a certain state.
How to Say “No, You Can’t” in Spanish
The English phrase ‘no, you can’t’ is translated into Spanish as no, no puedes.
How to Say “Tabitha” in Spanish
Tabitha is the Spanish form of the female given name Tabitha. Tabitha is used as a proper noun for a female given name.
How to Say “Patellar Tendon” in Spanish
The English phrase patellar tendon is tendón rotuliano in Spanish. The term refers to the patellar tendon.
How to Say “Rough” in Spanish
The English word ‘rough’ is translated into Spanish as áspero. Áspero is used to describe a surface that is coarse or scratchy to the touch.
How to Say “Josue” in Spanish
Josué is the Spanish form of the male given name Josue. Josué is a male given name.