Spanish

The phrase “when are you coming home” in Spanish is cuándo vienes a casa.

In Spanish, “ph balance” is translated as balance de pH. The phrase refers to the state of a liquid being at a specific level of acidity or alkalinity.

In Spanish, ‘glass’ can be translated as vaso or copa depending on the type of vessel. The word refers to a drinking vessel.

To say “I am at home” in Spanish, you use estoy en casa.

The English phrase “water blaster” is translated into Spanish as pistola de agua. The term refers to a toy gun that shoots streams of water.

The English phrase “stepped” is translated into Spanish as pisó.

Ana is a female given name in Spanish. You can modify the name to change the tone of your address.

The Spanish phrase peso pluma means featherweight. In the context of combat sports like boxing or MMA, peso pluma refers to the featherweight weight class.

The English phrase “crooked teeth” is translated into Spanish as dientes chuecos.

The English phrase ‘cowboy boots’ is translated into Spanish as botas vaqueras.