How to Say “Beans and Rice” in Spanish
The English phrase “beans and rice” is translated into Spanish as arroz y frijoles.
The English phrase “beans and rice” is translated into Spanish as arroz y frijoles.
In Spanish, “what did you just say?” is translated as ¿qué acabas de decir?
In Spanish, the term for USB is USB. USB refers to the Universal Serial Bus standard.
The English phrase ‘all around’ can be translated into Spanish as por doquiera. Por doquiera is used as an adverb to mean ‘in every surrounding place’.
The English phrase ‘stop talking about me’ is translated into Spanish as deja de hablar de mí.
The English phrase “where have you been?” is translated into Spanish as ¿Dónde has estado?
The English phrase “can I go to the bathroom?” is translated into Spanish as ¿Puedo ir al baño?
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In Puerto Rico a peach is usually a melocotón. The word durazno is also known and is common in Mexico and South America.
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The English phrase ‘you’re poor’ is translated into Spanish as eres pobre. The phrase is a statement used to tell someone that they have very little money.