How to Say “Solo” in Spanish
The English phrase ‘solo’ (referring to a job or performance done by one person) is translated into Spanish as aria.
How to Say “Thanks for Your Response” in Spanish
The English phrase “thanks for your response” can be translated into Spanish as Gracias por tu respuesta.
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How to Say “How Many Miles” in Spanish
How many miles in Spanish is cuántas millas. A question used to ask about the distance measured in miles.
How to Say “Camden” in Spanish
Camden is the Spanish way to refer to the district in London known for its markets and music scene.
How to Say “Allende” in Spanish
Allende is a Spanish surname. Allende is used as a surname (last name).
How to Say “Wake Up” in Dominican Spanish
To tell someone in the Dominican Republic to wake up, say Despiértate. To tell them to get out of bed, say Levántate. The verb itself is despertarse.
How to Say “Scare” in Spanish
The English verb ‘scare’ is translated into Spanish as asustar. Spanish offers several ways to express the concept of scaring or frightening.
How to Say “Completion Certificate” in Spanish
The English phrase “completion certificate” is translated into Spanish as certificado de finalización.