How to Say “Barato” in Spanish
barato is the Spanish word for cheap. barato is used to describe something that costs a small amount of money.
barato is the Spanish word for cheap. barato is used to describe something that costs a small amount of money.
The English phrase “hru” (how are you) can be expressed in Spanish as ¿Cómo estás? In English text messaging, “hru” is an abbreviation for “how are you”.
The English phrase week days is translated into Spanish as días de semana. The phrase días de semana refers to the days from Monday through Friday.
The Spanish word for garden is jardín. The word refers to a piece of land outside that contains flowers and plants.
The English phrase “very sweet” is translated into Spanish as muy dulce. muy dulce is used to describe a food or drink that has a high sugar content.
The English phrase “you’re so fat” is expressed in Spanish as estás tan gordo. This phrase is used to tell someone that they are overweight.
In Argentina “stupid” can be tonto, the mild everyday word, or zonzo, a softer Argentine word.
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The English word lace is translated into Spanish as encaje. The term refers to the fabric known as lace.
In Spanish, diez y cincuenta is used to say ‘ten fifty’. This phrase is a way to state the time when it is ten hours and fifty minutes.