How to Say “Make Some Noise” in Spanish
The English phrase ‘make some noise’ is translated into Spanish as hacer ruido.
The English phrase ‘make some noise’ is translated into Spanish as hacer ruido.
The English phrase ‘the cost of something’ is translated into Spanish as el costo de algo.
hace frío afuera is the Spanish way to say “it is cold outside”. This phrase is a statement used to describe the low temperature of the air outdoors.
To say “happy halloween” in Spanish, use feliz Halloween. The phrase is used as a holiday greeting to wish someone a happy Halloween.
In Honduras a kid is a cipote for a boy and a cipota for a girl. Niño and niña are the standard words that work in formal settings.
The English abbreviation “dtf” can be translated into Spanish as estar dispuesto a follar.
Brantley is the Spanish form of the proper name Brantley. Brantley is a proper name used to refer to a person.
A casual way to say “no problem” is No pasa nada, literally “nothing happens”.
The Spanish phrase supermercado means supermarket. The word supermercado is used to describe a supermarket.