How to Say “Last Christmas” in Spanish
The English phrase ‘last christmas’ is translated into Spanish as la Navidad pasada.
The English phrase ‘last christmas’ is translated into Spanish as la Navidad pasada.
The English phrase “oh no” can be translated into Spanish as uy no. Both uy no and ay no serve as exclamations of alarm.
The English phrase ‘check a bag’ is translated into Spanish as facturar una maleta.
The English phrase ‘handout’ is translated into Spanish as folleto. A handout is typically a printed sheet given out for a specific use.
Guadalupe is a common Spanish given name. Guadalupe is a given name used for people.
The English phrase ‘misconception’ can be translated into Spanish as creencia errónea.
The English phrase “trades” is translated into Spanish as oficios.
In El Salvador shoes are zapatos. Sneakers are usually called tenis, and the word is the same in the singular and plural.
The English phrase “close your legs” is translated into Spanish as cierra las piernas.
The English phrase ‘marines’ is translated into Spanish as infantes de marina.