How to Say “Grandparents” in Spanish
The Spanish phrase for grandparents is abuelos. abuelos refers to the parents of a person’s father or mother.
How to Say “Daring” in Spanish
The English word daring can be translated into Spanish as atrevido. The adjective is used to describe someone or something that is courageous.
How to Say “Train Station” in Spanish
The English phrase ‘train station’ is translated into Spanish as estación de tren.
How to Say “Let Me Hit” in Spanish
The phrase “let me hit” in Spanish is translated as déjame darle.
How to Say “El Verano” in Spanish
el verano is the Spanish phrase for the summer. el verano refers to the warmest season of the year, occurring between spring and autumn.
How to Say “Wildlife Park” in Spanish
The English phrase wildlife park is translated into Spanish as parque de vida silvestre.
How to Say “Chef” in Mexican Spanish
In Mexico a professional chef is called a chef, the same as in English, and the word is pronounced close to “chef”.
How to Say “Not Bad” in Spanish
The English phrase “not bad” is translated into Spanish as nada mal. nada mal is used to mean that something is reasonably good.
How to Say “Quinn” in Spanish
Quinn is the Spanish form for the English name or surname Quinn. Quinn is used as a person’s given name or surname.
How to Say “You Speak English” in Spanish
In Spanish, tú hablas inglés is used to say ‘you speak English’.