How to Say “Wants” in Spanish
In Spanish, ‘wants’ is quiere. The term is used to express having a desire or wish for something.
In Spanish, ‘wants’ is quiere. The term is used to express having a desire or wish for something.
Lake Placid is the English name for a town and a lake in New York state, translated into Spanish as Lake Placid or Lago Plácido.
Mamabicho is a vulgar slang term in Spanish used as an insult.
The Spanish word for snail is caracol. The term refers to any animal of the class Gastropoda that possesses a shell.
The Spanish word for wine glass is copa. copa is a feminine noun used to describe a glass vessel for drinking wine.
The English phrase “grandma” is translated into Spanish as abuela. Both abuela and abuelita are used to refer to a grandmother in an informal manner.
The English phrase “one hundred two eggs” is translated into Spanish as ciento dos huevos.
The English phrase cocktail is translated into Spanish as cóctel. cóctel refers to an alcoholic beverage.
To say “I miss my girlfriend” in Spanish, you say extraño a mi novia.
estoy is the Spanish way to say “I am” when referring to a temporary state or location.