How to Say “Rumor” in Spanish
The English phrase “rumor” translates to the Spanish noun rumor. The term refers to a statement or claim originating from no known reliable source.
The English phrase “rumor” translates to the Spanish noun rumor. The term refers to a statement or claim originating from no known reliable source.
The English name Edward is translated into Spanish as Eduardo. Eduardo is a masculine given name.
The Spanish phrase for “is that your girlfriend?” is ¿esa es tu novia? This phrase is used to ask if a specific woman is the person the listener is dating.
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The English phrase “yes and no” is translated into Spanish as sí y no.
The English phrase “home learning” is translated into Spanish as aprendizaje en casa.
The English phrase ‘BMI’ is translated into Spanish as IMC. IMC is the acronym for ‘body mass index’ in Spanish. It is a masculine noun.
The English phrase “red bell pepper” is translated into Spanish as pimiento rojo.
The Spanish word velas means candles. velas refers to wax cylinders with a wick that are burned to provide light.
The English phrase “out of office” is translated into Spanish as fuera de la oficina.
GU is the Spanish name for the Japanese fashion brand GU. The term refers specifically to the Japanese clothing retailer.