How to Say “Emotions” in Spanish
The Spanish word for emotions is emociones.
How to Say “We Are From” in Spanish
The Spanish phrase for “we are from” is somos de. The phrase is used to state the place or origin where a group of people comes from.
How to Say “Corner” in Spanish
The English word corner translates to Spanish as esquina, rincón, ostugo or sucucho.
How to Say “Always Remember” in Spanish
The English phrase ‘always remember’ is translated into Spanish as recuerda siempre.
How to Say “Little Interest” in Spanish
The English phrase “little interest” is translated into Spanish as poco interés.
How to Say “Virginia” in Spanish
Virginia is the Spanish name for the English state Virginia. Virginia is used to refer to the specific state in the United States.
How to Say “Drunk” in Chile (Chilean Spanish)
In Chile a drunk person is often called curado. Borracho is the standard word and cufifo is a playful slang term.
How to Say “Someone Is Short” in Spanish
In Spanish, the phrase for “someone is short” is alguien es bajo. This phrase is used to describe a person who has a small physical height.
How to Say “Stop Being Bad” in Spanish
In Spanish, “stop being bad” is translated as deja de portarte mal.
How to Say “Caviar” in Spanish
The Spanish word for caviar is caviar. caviar refers to the roe of the sturgeon or other large fish.