How to Say “Jedidiah” in Spanish
Jedidiah is the Spanish form of the masculine given name of Hebrew origin. Jedidiah is used as a masculine proper noun for a given name.
How to Say “No Show” in Spanish
The English phrase “no show” can be translated into Spanish as no presentado.
How to Say “Creature of Habit” in Spanish
The English phrase “creature of habit” is translated into Spanish as criatura de hábitos.
How to Say “Scallops” in Spanish
The English word ‘scallops’ is translated into Spanish as vieiras.
How to Say “Gentlemen” in Spanish
The English phrase “gentlemen” is translated into Spanish as señores. señores is a polite way to address a group of men.
How to Say “Do You Like Someone” in Spanish
The English phrase ‘do you like someone’ is translated into Spanish as ¿te gusta alguien?
How to Say “Flee” in Spanish
To flee in Spanish is to say huir. The verb means to run away or to escape. You can also use the word escapar to mean flee.
How to Say “Well” in Spanish
In Spanish, the English phrase ‘well’ is translated as bien. bien is an adverb used to describe doing something well or being in good health.
How to Say “Stuffy” in Spanish
The English word ‘stuffy’ can be translated into Spanish as mal ventilado or sofocante. Use these terms to describe environments that lack proper airflow.