How to Say “Heads or Tails” in Spanish
Heads or tails in Spanish is cara o cruz.
In Spanish, the phrase for big cat is gran felino. The term gran felino is used to refer to any large feline animal.
The Spanish phrase for “my phone” is mi teléfono. mi teléfono is used to refer to one’s phone.
The English phrase “brush hair” is translated into Spanish as cepillarse el pelo.
The English phrase “dry cleaning” is translated into Spanish as limpieza en seco. The term refers to the process of cleaning without water.
The English word ‘writing’ is translated into Spanish as escritura. escritura refers to the process of representing a language.
The English word “trustee” is translated into Spanish as fideicomisario. The term refers to a person to whom property is legally committed in trust.
The Spanish word for ‘confederate’ (an accomplice in a plot) is confederado.
In Chile the usual casual goodbye is Chao, spelled with -ao. It sounds like “chow”. Chileans combine it with other words.