How to Say “Disclaimer” in Spanish
The English phrase ‘disclaimer’ is translated into Spanish as disclaimer or aviso legal.
The English phrase ‘disclaimer’ is translated into Spanish as disclaimer or aviso legal.
In Spanish, the phrase for “I love you, husband” is te amo, esposo. te amo, esposo is an expression used to convey deep romantic love to a husband.
The English word “pelvic” is translated into Spanish as pélvico.
The Spanish word for chain is cadena. cadena refers to a series of interconnected rings or links.
The English phrase “I have feelings for you” is expressed in Spanish as Siento algo por ti.
The Spanish phrase for a scary cat (in the sense of a cat that is easily frightened) is gato miedoso.
To roll up in Spanish is remangar. The verb is used to describe the action of making something into a cylindrical or fold-like shape.
The English word chicken is translated into Spanish as pollo. pollo refers to the bird.
The English phrase “color burgundy” is translated into Spanish as color burdeos. color burdeos refers to a deep, dark red color.
The phrase que te folle un pez is the Spanish equivalent of the vulgar insult bhenchod.