Milton George

The English phrase ‘oblivious’ can be translated into Spanish in several ways depending on the context.

The English phrase “you lose” is translated into Spanish as pierdes. pierdes is used to tell someone that they have been defeated in a game or competition.

The English phrase puffy face is translated into Spanish as cara hinchada. You can also use the diminutive form cara hinchadita to mean little puffy face.

To check blood sugar in Spanish is to medir la glucosa. This phrase is used to describe testing the amount of glucose in the blood using a medical device.

In Spanish, “wear and tear” is translated as desgaste.

To say hi in Ecuador, use Hola or the casual Buenas. Among friends, ¿Qué más? is a very typical way to open a chat.

The English phrase ‘guey’ translates to the Spanish term güey.

The English phrase “rollie pollie” is cochinilla in Spanish. cochinilla refers to the small crustacean that rolls into a ball when touched.

The English phrase “can we get ice cream” is translated into Spanish as ¿podemos tomar un helado?

ayanna is a phrase in Spanish.