How to Say “My Melody” in Spanish
The English phrase “my melody” is used in Spanish as My Melody. My Melody refers to the name of the specific character, a white rabbit created by Sanrio.
How to Say “Great” in Spanish Slang
The everyday word for “great” is genial. Slang adds chido in Mexico, guay in Spain and chévere in Colombia and Venezuela.
How to Say “Cutman” in Spanish
The English phrase cutman is translated into Spanish as cutman.
How to Say “Sunny” in Spanish
The Spanish word for sunny is soleado. The adjective soleado is used to describe a day or a period of time.
How to Say “I Need to Go Pee” in Spanish
The English phrase “I need to go pee” is translated into Spanish as tengo que hacer pipí.
How to Say “Not Yours” in Spanish
The English phrase “not yours” is translated into Spanish as no es tuyo.
How to Say “Adulthood” in Spanish
The English phrase adulthood is translated into Spanish as edad adulta or adultez. Adulthood refers to a specific time of life.
How to Say “Miel” in Spanish
miel is the Spanish word for honey. miel refers to the sweet, sticky substance produced by bees from flower nectar.
How to Say “Hi Maddie” in Spanish
The English phrase “hi maddie” is translated into Spanish as hola Maddie. This phrase is an informal greeting used to say hello to a person named Maddie.
How to Say “Restructuring” in Spanish
Restructuring in Spanish is translated as reestructuración. The term refers to the alteration of a structure.