How to Say “Astro” in Spanish
The Spanish phrase astro corresponds to the English word ‘astro’.
The Spanish phrase astro corresponds to the English word ‘astro’.
The letter q in Spanish is the letter Q. The term refers to the Latin letter q.
The Spanish word for the English term “amish” is amish (ámish). This term refers to a strict Anabaptist sect.
Nate is a Spanish masculine given name. Nate is used as a masculine given name.
The phrase “you look like cheese” in Spanish is pareces queso.
The Spanish word for pipeline is oleoducto. The term refers to a conduit made of pipes.
The Spanish word tam refers to a traditional Mexican steamed corn dough cake filled with meat or vegetables.
The Spanish word for rare (meaning very uncommon) is raro. The word raro is used to describe things that do not occur often.
The Spanish word for omelette is tortilla. The term refers to a dish made with beaten eggs.
The English word ‘meteorologist’ is translated into Spanish as meteorólogo. meteorólogo is the standard noun used to describe a weather forecaster.