How to Say “Are You Leaving Now?” in Spanish
The English phrase “are you leaving now?” is translated into Spanish as ¿te vas ahora?
The English phrase “are you leaving now?” is translated into Spanish as ¿te vas ahora?
The English phrase ‘measuring ruler’ is translated into Spanish as regla.
To say “when I grow up” in Spanish, use cuando sea grande. cuando sea grande is what children say when they talk about the job or life they want as adults.
Alfie is the Spanish form of the male given name Alfie. Alfie is used as a male given name.
The English phrase “happy hour” is translated into Spanish as hora feliz. hora feliz refers to pub discount drinking hours.
Layton is a proper name in Spanish used to refer to a person or a place.
In Spanish, ‘may i order?’ is expressed as ¿puedo pedir?
The English word ‘machining’ is translated into Spanish as mecanizado. mecanizado refers to the act or process of machining.
In Spanish, jean refers to a pair of trousers made from denim fabric.
The English phrase “he was” can be translated into Spanish as era.