How to Say “Please” in Dominican Spanish
In the Dominican Republic por favor is the usual way to say please, and porfa is the casual short form among friends.
In the Dominican Republic por favor is the usual way to say please, and porfa is the casual short form among friends.
The English phrase “sporting goods” is translated into Spanish as artículos deportivos.
To say “my leg hurts” in Spanish, use me duele la pierna. The phrase is used to express that you are experiencing physical pain in your leg.
The English phrase power generator is translated into Spanish as generador eléctrico.
The English phrase “your back” is translated into Spanish as tu espalda.
The English phrase “hello, I am” is translated into Spanish as Hola, soy. This phrase is used to introduce yourself by name.
ajumma is the Spanish word for a married middle-aged Korean woman. This noun refers specifically to a married middle-aged woman of Korean descent.
The English phrase “I love cats” is translated into Spanish as amo los gatos. The phrase is used to express a strong affection for cats in general.
The English phrase “stupid child” is translated into Spanish as niño tonto.
The English phrase ‘just so you know’ is translated into Spanish as para que lo sepas.