How to Say “City Ordinance” in Spanish
The English phrase “city ordinance” is translated into Spanish as ordenanza municipal.
The English phrase “city ordinance” is translated into Spanish as ordenanza municipal.
The English phrase “dark hair” is translated into Spanish as pelo oscuro. The phrase is used to describe hair that is black or brown in color.
The English phrase “poor girl” is translated into Spanish as pobre chica. This phrase refers to a girl or young woman who has very little money.
The Spanish phrase bobo means foolish or silly. bobo is used to describe someone who is foolish or silly.
escribo is the Spanish way to say ‘i write’. escribo is the first-person singular present tense form of the verb meaning to mark words on a surface.
To say ‘speak to me in spanish’ in Spanish, use háblame en español.
The phrase Montana refers to the US state in Spanish. In Spanish, Montana is the name of the US state.
The English verb ‘quit’ can be expressed in Spanish using U.S.: cuitear. The terms provided relate to the act of giving up or stopping an activity.
The phrase ‘elephant walking’ in Spanish is translated as elefante caminando.