Tammy Kate

The English phrase “someone died” is expressed in Spanish as alguien murió. This phrase is used to state that a person has passed away.

The Spanish phrase for “how much is that?” is ¿cuánto cuesta eso? ¿cuánto cuesta eso? is a question used to ask for the price of an item.

The English phrase “vital signs” is translated into Spanish as signos vitales. The term refers to the set of measurements of a patient’s condition.

The English phrase “architecture” is translated into Spanish as arquitectura.

The English phrase “tag, you’re it!” is translated into Spanish as ¡la llevas!

Kamiya is the Spanish way to refer to the Japanese surname Kamiya.

The Spanish phrase for “I looked” is miré. The phrase is used to describe the act of looking at something or someone with your eyes in the past.

In Spanish, smothered green beans is judías verdes estofadas. This phrase describes green beans that have been slowly cooked in a thick sauce or gravy.

To say “can I take a picture?” in Spanish, use ¿puedo tomar una foto? This phrase is a polite request used to ask for permission to take a photograph.

To say “it is hot today” in Spanish, use hoy hace calor. This phrase is used to describe the high temperature of the weather on the current day.