How to Say “Cough Medicine” in Spanish
In Spanish, cough medicine is said as jarabe para la tos. This term refers to medication used to treat people with coughing and related conditions.
In Spanish, cough medicine is said as jarabe para la tos. This term refers to medication used to treat people with coughing and related conditions.
In Spanish, “you’re not funny” is translated as no eres gracioso.
In Spanish, ‘yes, i agree’ is said as sí, estoy de acuerdo.
In Spanish, carpal tunnel syndrome is síndrome del túnel carpiano. This term refers to the repetitive stress injury affecting the wrist.
The English phrase “cup of milk” is translated into Spanish as taza de leche. This phrase refers to a portion of milk that fills a cup.
The English phrase “I really don’t care” can be translated into Spanish as de verdad me da igual.
The phrase “do you want food?” in Spanish is ¿quieres comer? This phrase is used to ask if someone is hungry or wishes to eat a meal.
The English word “submissive” is translated into Spanish as sumiso. The word is an adjective used to describe someone who is meekly obedient or passive.
The English phrase “mesquite tree” is translated into Spanish as mezquite.
The English phrase ‘trousers’ is translated into Spanish as pantalones.