Spanish

In Spanish, “do you have a charger?” is said as ¿Tienes un cargador? This phrase is used to ask if someone possesses a device used to recharge a battery.

In Spanish, “senior position” is translated as puesto sénior.

agua de pepino is the Spanish phrase for cucumber water. This phrase describes water that has been infused with slices of cucumber for flavor.

Alabama is the Spanish name for the U.S. state of Alabama. Alabama is used to refer to the U.S. State (name).

The Spanish phrase for “good morning my love” is Buenos días, mi amor.

The English phrase “I need towels” is translated into Spanish as necesito toallas. This phrase is used to express that the speaker requires towels.

The phrase ‘no neck’ in Spanish is sin cuello. The phrase is used to describe a person or object that lacks a neck.

The English phrase “my niece” is mi sobrina in Spanish. Use mi sobrina to refer to the daughter of your brother or sister.

The English phrase “thank you jesus” is translated into Spanish as gracias Jesús.

sabré is the Spanish way to say “I will know”.