How to Say “Speak Up” in Spanish
In Spanish, to speak up is to hablar más fuerte. This phrase is used when you want someone to speak more loudly or more plainly.
In Spanish, to speak up is to hablar más fuerte. This phrase is used when you want someone to speak more loudly or more plainly.
In Puerto Rico rice and beans is arroz con habichuelas, and the beans are called habichuelas.
In Puerto Rico a car is a carro, the everyday word used by almost everyone on the island.
The Spanish word for rice is arroz. arroz refers to the seeds used as food.
The English phrase ‘hello little lady’ is translated into Spanish as hola, señorita.
In Spanish, the English phrase Black Friday is used to refer to the sales period involving heavy price reductions.
The Spanish phrase mm is used to indicate that a person is thinking or considering something.
In Spanish, ‘to kick’ is translated as patear. The verb patear means to strike someone or something with the foot.
The English phrase ‘defrosting’ is translated into Spanish as descongelación.
The English phrase “too bad” can be translated into Spanish as que lástima.