How to Say “Hands Up” in Spanish
The English phrase “hands up” is translated into Spanish as ¡manos arriba!
The English phrase “hands up” is translated into Spanish as ¡manos arriba!
The English phrase ‘so quickly’ is translated into Spanish as tan rápido. tan rápido is used to describe an action that occurs at a very high speed.
The English phrase “bus ticket” is translated into Spanish as billete de autobús.
The English phrase ‘easy going’ is translated into Spanish as tranquilo.
Hello in Cuba is hola. Among friends Cubans often say ¿Qué bolá?, a typical Cuban way to ask what is up. Hola is right for everyone.
In Spanish, “I am lactose intolerant” is soy intolerante a la lactosa. This phrase is used to state that your body cannot digest the sugar found in milk.
The English phrase ‘long press’ is translated into Spanish as mantener presionado.
The English phrase ‘i love you, baby girl’ is translated into Spanish as te amo, mi niña.
A potato in Venezuela is a papa. French fries are papas fritas and mashed potato is puré de papa.
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