How to Say “Hakuna Matata” in Spanish
Hakuna Matata is the Swahili phrase for “no worries” used in Spanish to tell someone to relax and not stress.
Hakuna Matata is the Swahili phrase for “no worries” used in Spanish to tell someone to relax and not stress.
The English phrase “I love school” is translated into Spanish as me encanta la escuela.
The English phrase “uh oh stinky” can be translated into Spanish as ¡oh no, apesta! This phrase is an exclamation used when someone notices a bad smell.
To nurse back to health in Spanish is cuidar hasta que se recupere.
The English verb shuffle is translated into Spanish as barajar. The primary meaning of these terms is to put in a random order.
The English phrase “guiro” translates to the Spanish güiro. A güiro is a musical instrument made of a hollow gourd with parallel notches cut into one side.
The Spanish phrase “this is” is translated as esto es. esto es is used to identify an abstract concept, an unknown object or an entire situation.
A toddler in Spanish is a niñito, a little child who has just started walking.
The English phrase “I know a little” is translated into Spanish as Sé un poco.
The English phrase “best food” is mejor comida in Spanish. mejor comida refers to food that is of the highest quality or taste compared to others.