How to Say “What Are You Doing?” in Spanish
¿qué estás haciendo? is the Spanish way to say “what are you doing?”.
¿qué estás haciendo? is the Spanish way to say “what are you doing?”.
In Spanish, the word for kin or relatives collectively is parientes. parientes is used to refer to a group of relatives.
The English phrase “broadcast journalism” is translated into Spanish as periodismo televisivo.
The English phrase “I have a problem” is translated into Spanish as tengo un problema.
The English phrase “half a pound” is translated into Spanish as media libra. The phrase is used to denote a unit of weight equal to eight ounces.
How was your trip is expressed in Spanish as ¿Qué tal tu viaje?
In Spanish, the word for customs is aduana. The term refers to the administrative authority or the checks performed at a border checkpoint.
The English phrase “common name” is translated into Spanish as nombre común.