How to Say “Prize” in Spanish
The English word prize is translated into Spanish as premio. The word premio refers to an honor or reward striven for in a competitive contest.
The English word prize is translated into Spanish as premio. The word premio refers to an honor or reward striven for in a competitive contest.
The English phrase “corn in a cup” is translated into Spanish as esquites.
In Spanish, the phrase ‘it is called’ is expressed as se llama. The phrase se llama is used to name people, objects, places and abstract concepts.
The English phrase “gas can” is translated into Spanish as bidón de gasolina.
In Spanish, ‘to place’ is expressed as colocar. Colocar is used to mean to place, to position or to arrange.
In Spanish, “very sharp” is translated as muy afilado. The phrase is used to describe an object with a thin edge that can easily cut through things.
The English phrase “blobfish” is translated into Spanish as pez gota. The term refers to the deep-sea fish known scientifically as Psychrolutes marcidus.
To ask what time something starts in Spanish, say a qué hora empieza, written ¿A qué hora empieza? as a question. This is the everyday form.
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The English phrase “math class” is translated into Spanish as clase de matemáticas.