How to Say “You and I” in Spanish
The English phrase “you and I” is translated as tú y yo in Spanish. This phrase is used to refer to both the speaker and the person being spoken to.
The English phrase “you and I” is translated as tú y yo in Spanish. This phrase is used to refer to both the speaker and the person being spoken to.
The English word ‘angry’ can be translated into Spanish as enojado.
The English phrase “I am going to kill you” is translated into Spanish as te voy a matar.
The English phrase “cranberry fruit” is translated into Spanish as arándano rojo.
The year 2008 is said dos mil ocho in Spanish. Use en before the year, as in en 2008.
The English phrase “this girl” is translated into Spanish as esta chica. The phrase is used to refer to a specific young woman or girl near the speaker.
In Puerto Rico a drinking straw is a sorbeto. Other Spanish speaking countries use different words, but sorbeto is the one to use on the island.
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In Spanish, the phrase for something freaky is algo raro.
The English phrase “what is it called?” is translated into Spanish as ¿cómo se llama?