How to Say “Eyebrows” in Spanish
The English phrase eyebrows is translated into Spanish as cejas. Cejas is the most common and neutral term for eyebrows in Spanish.
The English phrase eyebrows is translated into Spanish as cejas. Cejas is the most common and neutral term for eyebrows in Spanish.
In Spanish, ‘it was’ is translated as fue. The word fue is the past tense of ‘it is’ used to describe a completed state or event.
To say “my throat hurts” in Spanish, use Me duele la garganta.
The English word ‘starfish’ is translated into Spanish as estrella de mar.
miro is the Spanish way to say “I look”. miro is used when you are actively directing your eyes toward something in order to see it.
To ask “where is the toilet?” in Spanish, use ¿Dónde está el baño? This phrase is a question used to ask for the location of a restroom.
The English phrase ‘shake it off’ can be translated into Spanish as olvídalo.
Mackenzie is the Spanish form of the English surname Mackenzie. Mackenzie is used as a surname.