How to Say “Cool” in Argentine Spanish
In Argentina a common way to say something is cool is copado, with bárbaro as another everyday choice.
In Argentina a common way to say something is cool is copado, with bárbaro as another everyday choice.
In Spanish, “I broke my arm” is said as me rompí el brazo. This phrase is used to state that a person has suffered a bone fracture in their arm.
The Spanish word for piranha is piraña. Piraña refers to the South American fish.
The English phrase “in advance” can be translated into Spanish as por adelantado.
The English phrase bean masher is translated into Spanish as machacador de frijoles.
The English phrase “red sauce” is salsa roja in Spanish. salsa roja is used to describe a condiment or cooking ingredient made primarily from tomatoes.
The English phrase “you’re fake” is translated into Spanish as eres falso.
The English word ‘chromosome’ is translated into Spanish as cromosoma. cromosoma refers to the biological structure found within the cell nucleus.
Lunch in Argentina is almuerzo, and the verb is almorzar. In casual talk people also say comer for having a meal.
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