How to Say “Inflation” in Spanish
The English word “inflation” is inflación in Spanish.
In Spanish, “that’s hot” is expressed as qué caliente. The phrase qué caliente is used to describe something that has a high physical temperature.
In Spanish, the phrase used to say “speak of the devil” is hablando del rey de Roma.
The English phrase ‘get a life’ is translated into Spanish as búscate una vida.
Casual Spanish rarely repeats Que tengas un buen día.
The English phrase ‘very true’ is expressed in Spanish as muy cierto.
The English phrase “long enough” is translated into Spanish as bastante tiempo.
The English phrase “I was sick” is expressed in Spanish as estaba enfermo. A statement used to say that you were not in good health in the past.
The English phrase “I feel okay” can be translated into Spanish as me siento bien.