How to Say “Mass” in Spanish (Medical)
In a medical setting “mass” is masa, the word doctors use for a lump or growth seen on a scan or felt during an exam. Bulto is the plain word patients use.
How to Say “Late One Night” in Spanish
The Spanish phrase for “late one night” is una noche tarde.
How to Say “My Grandfather” in Spanish
The English phrase “my grandfather” is translated into Spanish as mi abuelo. mi abuelo is used to refer to the father of one’s father or mother.
How to Say “I Hate Homework” in Spanish
The English phrase “I hate homework” is translated into Spanish as Odio la tarea.
How to Say “Music Genres” in Spanish
The English phrase “music genres” is translated into Spanish as géneros musicales.
How to Say “When I Was Little” in Spanish
The English phrase “when I was little” is translated into Spanish as cuando era pequeño.
How to Say “Equestrian” in Spanish
The English word “equestrian” translates to Spanish as ecuestre.
How to Say “Breast Cancer Screening” in Spanish
The English phrase ‘breast cancer screening’ is translated into Spanish as detección de cáncer de mama.
How to Say “Behind” in Spanish
The English phrase “behind” can be translated into Spanish as detrás de. detrás de is used as a preposition meaning “at the back of”.
How to Say “I Fell Asleep” in Spanish
The English phrase “I fell asleep” is translated into Spanish as Me quedé dormido.