How to Say “I Have Braces” in Spanish
In Spanish, “I have braces” is tengo brackets. The phrase is used to state that you are wearing orthodontic brackets on your teeth.
In Spanish, “I have braces” is tengo brackets. The phrase is used to state that you are wearing orthodontic brackets on your teeth.
The English phrase “oysters” is translated into Spanish as ostras.
In Mexican slang a fair-skinned or blond person is a güero, or a güera for a woman. It is usually friendly, unlike the English word “whitey”.
The phrase for “north south east west” in Spanish is norte sur este oeste.
The English phrase ‘period girl’ is translated into Spanish as chica con la regla.
The English phrase ‘afraid’ can be expressed in Spanish in several ways, most commonly as con miedo.
Kermit the Frog is translated into Spanish as la rana René. This phrase refers to the famous Muppet character known in English as Kermit the Frog.
Cupping is translated into Spanish as ventosaterapia. The term refers to the therapeutic treatment of cupping.
In Spanish, ‘the greatest’ is expressed as el más grande.
The English phrase “body paragraph” is translated into Spanish as párrafo de desarrollo.