How to Say “Piggyback” in Spanish
To piggyback (verb) in Spanish is llevar a cuestas. The primary meaning of these terms is to carry someone on your back or shoulders.
To piggyback (verb) in Spanish is llevar a cuestas. The primary meaning of these terms is to carry someone on your back or shoulders.
To pay a bill in Spanish is to pagar una factura. The phrase is used when you are giving money to a company for a service you have used.
To ban something in Spanish, in the sense of forbidding it, use the verb vedar. For being banned online or in a game, people say banear.
The English word polygon is translated into Spanish as polígono. polígono refers to a plane figure bounded by straight edges.
The English word ‘thankful’ is translated into Spanish as agradecido. agradecido is an adjective used to describe someone who is showing thanks.
In Spanish, “I believe you” is expressed as te creo. This phrase is used to state that you accept what someone is saying as the truth.
The English phrase “treble clef” is translated into Spanish as Clave de sol.
In Spanish, a cashier’s check is called cheque de caja.
The English phrase xoxo can be expressed in Spanish as besos y abrazos.