How to Say “Literally” in Spanish
The English word “literally” can be translated into Spanish as literalmente. The term is used to describe something happening in a literal manner.
The English word “literally” can be translated into Spanish as literalmente. The term is used to describe something happening in a literal manner.
To say “come on” in slang use dale in Argentina, órale or ándale in Mexico and venga in Spain. These words urge someone to hurry, try or agree.
To lay down in Spanish is acostarse. The primary way to express laying oneself down in a flat position on a surface, such as a bed, is using acostarse.
The English phrase ‘cents’ is translated into Spanish as centavos. centavos refers to the small units of currency that represent fractions of a dollar.
In Spanish, ‘i am alive’ is said as estoy vivo. The phrase is a statement used to express that one is not dead.
The Spanish word for up is arriba. arriba is used as an adverb to mean up or above in terms of position or level.
The phrase “my idiot” in Spanish is translated as mi idiota. The literal translation of “my idiot” is mi idiota.
The English phrase “shush your mouth” is translated into Spanish as cállate la boca.
The English word ‘trivia’ can be translated into Spanish as trivialidades.
The English phrase ‘tame animals’ is translated into Spanish as animales mansos. The phrase refers to animals that are gentle and not frightened of humans.