Luke Clifford

The English phrase “pollock fillets” is translated into Spanish as filetes de abadejo.

The English phrase “I was years old” is translated into Spanish as tenía años. This phrase is used to state a person’s age at a specific time in the past.

In Spanish, “can I have a sleepover?” is translated as ¿Puedo hacer una pijamada?

The English word exceed is translated into Spanish as superar. superar is the standard term used when a value or number exceeds a certain limit.

The English phrase “in the afternoon” is translated into Spanish as por la tarde.

The English phrase chicken pot pie is translated into Spanish as pastel de pollo.

The English phrase “make out with me” is translated into Spanish as bésame.

To say “have a bad day” in Spanish, use que tengas un mal día. This phrase is used to wish that someone experiences a negative or unpleasant day.

In Spanish, “can you talk” is translated as ¿puedes hablar? This phrase is used to ask if someone is available or in a position to have a conversation.

In Spanish, a lot of work is said as mucho trabajo. The phrase refers to a large amount of effort or a great quantity of tasks to be completed.