How to Say “Wait, What?” in Spanish
The Spanish phrase for “wait, what?” is espera, ¿qué? espera, ¿qué? is an expression used to show surprise or confusion when you hear something unexpected.
The Spanish phrase for “wait, what?” is espera, ¿qué? espera, ¿qué? is an expression used to show surprise or confusion when you hear something unexpected.
The English phrase ‘where are the toilets?’ is translated into Spanish as ¿Dónde están los baños?
The phrase “beautiful girl” in Spanish is chica hermosa. This phrase refers to a young woman who is physically attractive.
In Mexican Spanish the usual slang word is güero, for a light-skinned or fair-haired boy or man. Gringo is used for a foreigner from the United States.
The English phrase “hi, lucas” is translated into Spanish as hola, Lucas. This phrase is a friendly greeting used to say hello to a person named Lucas.
The phrase “you ugly girl” in Spanish is translated as chica fea.
The English phrase “breathe fire” can be translated into Spanish as escupir fuego.
The English phrase “what does it mean?” is translated into Spanish as ¿qué significa?
The Spanish verb bucear means to dive. The word bucear translates to ‘to dive’ in English.