How to Say “Lives” in Spanish
The Spanish word for ‘lives’ is vidas. vidas is the plural form of the noun used to refer to the period of a person’s existence.
The Spanish word for ‘lives’ is vidas. vidas is the plural form of the noun used to refer to the period of a person’s existence.
The English phrase ‘just like that’ can be translated into Spanish as tal cual.
The English phrase “measuring cup” is translated into Spanish as vaso medidor. A measuring cup is a utensil used to measure volume.
The Spanish word for river is río. río is a masculine noun used to describe a large stream which drains a landmass.
The color brown is marrón or café in Spanish. In Cuba you may also hear carmelita for brown. Marrón is understood everywhere.
The English phrase ‘agree’ translates to Spanish as de acuerdo. de acuerdo is used to express that you share an opinion or to accept a suggestion.
The Spanish word for sensor is sensor. A sensor refers to a device or organ that detects certain external stimuli.
The English phrase “the boy” is translated into Spanish as el niño.