How to Say “I Meant” in Spanish
In Spanish, “I meant” is expressed as Me refería a.
The English phrase ‘very little’ is translated into Spanish as muy poco. The phrase is used to describe a small amount or a low frequency of something.
The English phrase “good cook” is translated into Spanish as buen cocinero. This phrase describes a person who possesses skill in preparing food.
The English word ‘itching’ is translated into Spanish as picazón. Picazón is a noun used to describe the sensation of an itch.
To say “I am ten” in Spanish, you say tengo diez años. The phrase is used to state your age.
In Cuban Spanish people say lindo or linda for “beautiful”, and bonito or bonita is just as common. Hermoso is a stronger, more poetic word.
meep is the Spanish onomatopoeia for a small beep or a cute, high-pitched noise. This phrase is an onomatopoeic sound.