How to Say “Bottle” in Guatemala (Spanish)
A bottle in Guatemala is a botella. A baby’s feeding bottle is a biberón. Botella covers bottles of water, soda and other drinks.
How to Say “Sewer Rat” in Spanish
The English phrase “sewer rat” is translated into Spanish as rata de alcantarilla. This noun refers to any rat that lives in sewers.
How to Say “Orca” in Spanish
The Spanish word for orca is orca. The word refers to the marine mammal *Orcinus orca*.
How to Say “Numbers” in Spanish from 1 to 20
After diez (10) the Spanish numbers continue once, doce, trece, catorce, quince, dieciséis, diecisiete, dieciocho, diecinueve, veinte.
How to Say “The Female Student” in Spanish
The English phrase “the female student” is translated into Spanish as la estudiante.
How to Say “Cricket the Sport” in Spanish
The English phrase “cricket the sport” is translated into Spanish as críquet.
How to Say “Enjoy Themselves” in Spanish
The Spanish phrase for ‘enjoy themselves’ is divertirse.
How to Say “Doofus” in Spanish
The Spanish word for doofus is tonto. tonto is used to describe a person with poor judgement and taste.
How to Say “Stop” in Spanish
In Spanish, the phrase for stop (meaning to not continue an activity) is expressed as dejar de or parar de.
How to Say “Misfire” in Spanish
The English phrase ‘misfire’ translates to Spanish as fallo de encendido. This term is used to describe a failure to achieve an anticipated result