How to Say “Where Is Your Brother?” in Spanish
The English phrase “where is your brother?” is translated into Spanish as ¿dónde está tu hermano?
How to Say “Are You Going?” in Spanish
The English phrase “are you going?” can be translated into Spanish as ¿vas? A question used to ask if someone is leaving or traveling to a destination.
How to Say “The Last Resort” in Spanish
In Spanish, the phrase for “the last resort” is el último recurso.
How to Say “I Drank” in Spanish
In Spanish, “I drank” is expressed as bebí. The first-person past tense form of the action of consuming a liquid.
How to Say “Bro” in Spanish Slang
Spanish speakers often just say bro, but local words are common too. Hermano is the classic, parce is Colombian and wey is Mexican.
How to Say “Landslide” in Spanish
The English word landslide is translated into Spanish as corrimiento de tierra.
How to Say “Altitude” in Spanish
The English word altitude is translated into Spanish as altitud.
How to Say “Brussel Sprouts” in Spanish
The English phrase ‘brussel sprouts’ is translated into Spanish as coles de Bruselas.