How to Say “Peacock” in Spanish
The Spanish word for peacock is pavo real. The term refers to the pheasant of the genera Pavo and Afropavo.
How to Say “Much Longer” in Spanish
The English phrase “much longer” is translated into Spanish as mucho más tiempo.
How to Say “Go Brush Your Teeth” in Spanish
The English phrase “go brush your teeth” is translated into Spanish as ve a lavarte los dientes.
How to Say “Step Back” in Spanish
To say step back in Spanish, use dar un paso atrás. dar un paso atrás means to take a step backward.
How to Say “Began” in Spanish
In Spanish, ‘began’ is translated as empezó. empezó is used to describe a completed action in the past when something started to happen.
How to Say “Creamy Peanut Butter” in Spanish
The English phrase “creamy peanut butter” is translated into Spanish as mantequilla de maní cremosa.
How to Say “The Idea Of” in Spanish
The English phrase “the idea of” is translated into Spanish as la idea de. A synonym for this phrase is la noción de.
How to Say “Your Favorite Class” in Spanish
The phrase tu clase favorita is how you say “your favorite class” in Spanish.
How to Say “Ask” in Spanish
To ask (request an answer) in Spanish is preguntar. The verb preguntar is used specifically when you are requesting information or an answer.
How to Say “Geezer” in Spanish
The Spanish word for geezer is vejestorio. These terms are used to refer to an old person, particularly a male.