How to Say “Native Language” in Spanish
The English phrase ‘native language’ is translated into Spanish as Lengua materna.
The English phrase ‘native language’ is translated into Spanish as Lengua materna.
The Spanish phrase for “where to?” is ¿adónde? ¿adónde? is a short phrase used to ask about the destination a person is traveling to.
The English phrase “watching movies” is translated into Spanish as viendo películas.
The English phrase “corn maze” is translated into Spanish as laberinto de maíz.
The English phrase “can you please leave” can be translated into Spanish as ¿te puedes ir, por favor?
Necesito dinero is the Spanish phrase for “I need money”. The phrase is used to express that the speaker lacks funds and requires more.
The animal is a cabra, and a male goat is often a chivo in Latin America. In Spain estar como una cabra is a slang idiom meaning to be a little crazy.
The English phrase ‘park car’ is translated into Spanish as aparcar el coche.
The Spanish word for crabby is cascarrabias. cascarrabias is used to describe someone who is irritated or grouchy.