How to Say “So-so” in Spanish
The English phrase ‘so-so’ is expressed in Spanish as más o menos.
The English phrase ‘so-so’ is expressed in Spanish as más o menos.
The English phrase “it is cool” can be translated into Spanish as está genial.
Reginaldo is the Spanish equivalent of the male given name Reginald.
The English word ‘weasel’ is translated into Spanish as comadreja. The term refers to any mammal belonging to the family Mustelidae.
The neutral word is diarrea. Slang words in Spain include cagalera and churrias, both informal and not for polite company.
The English phrase ‘i love you, baby girl’ is translated into Spanish as te amo, mi niña.
The English phrase “nasty boy” is translated into Spanish as chico malo. This phrase is used to describe a boy or young man who behaves badly or is unkind.
In Spanish, to say something tastes good, you use sabe rico. This phrase is used to say that food or drink has a pleasant flavor.
The English phrase “ultra rare” is translated into Spanish as ultra raro.
The English phrase vacuumed is translated into Spanish as aspirado.