How to Say “Peanut” in Peruvian Spanish
In Peruvian Spanish a peanut is a maní, plural manís or maníes. Mexico says cacahuate and Spain says cacahuete, and both are understood in Peru.
In Peruvian Spanish a peanut is a maní, plural manís or maníes. Mexico says cacahuate and Spain says cacahuete, and both are understood in Peru.
The Spanish word for “gigabytes” is gigabytes. gigabytes is a unit used to measure the amount of digital data or computer storage.
In Spanish, ‘thank you for dinner’ is expressed as gracias por la cena.
las piernas is the Spanish phrase for “the legs.”. This phrase refers to the limbs used for standing and walking.
Tubal sterilization in Spanish is esterilización tubárica.
To say ‘I’m bored’ in Spanish, use Estoy aburrido. The phrase is used to express the feeling of being bored.
The English word mermaid is translated into Spanish as bicha. The term refers to a mythological woman with a fish’s tail.
After veinte (20) the numbers are veintiuno, veintidós, veintitrés, veinticuatro, veinticinco, veintiséis, veintisiete, veintiocho, veintinueve, treinta.
The Spanish word for hints, meaning clues that help someone guess or solve something, is pistas. pistas are clues in a game, a riddle, a quiz or a mystery.