How to Say “No, It’s Not” in Spanish
In Spanish, “no, it’s not” is said as no, no lo es. This phrase is used to disagree with a statement that identifies or describes something.
How to Say “Is It Done?” in Spanish
The English phrase “is it done?” translates to Spanish as ¿ya está? You use this question to ask if a task or a process has been completed.
How to Say “Tights” in Spanish
In Spanish, tights are called panti. The term refers to women’s garment, see also pantyhose (noun).
How to Say “Store Manager” in Spanish
The English phrase “store manager” is translated into Spanish as gerente de tienda.
How to Say “Deadly” in Spanish
The Spanish word for deadly is mortal. mortal is used as an adjective to describe something that is lethal or capable of causing death.
How to Say “I Paid” in Spanish
The English phrase “I paid” is translated into Spanish as pagué.
How to Say “Sit” in Spanish to a Dog
To tell a dog to sit in Spanish, say ¡Siéntate! Trainers also use the short ¡Sentado!, and some owners even use the English Sit.
How to Say “Gisela” in Spanish
Gisela is the Spanish form of the female given name Gisela. Gisela is used as a female given name.
How to Say “Towels Please” in Spanish
The English phrase “towels please” is translated into Spanish as toallas, por favor.
How to Say “Goodbye” in Peru (Peruvian Spanish)
To say goodbye in Peru you can use Adiós, Hasta luego or the casual Chau. Adiós sounds the most final, while Hasta luego is the safe polite choice.