Spanish

The English word ‘inevitable’ is inevitable in Spanish. inevitable is an adjective used to describe something that is impossible to avoid or prevent.

Le Peep is the Spanish way to say le peep.

The English phrase “go clean your room” can be translated into Spanish as ve a limpiar tu habitación.

The English phrase ‘my hair is long’ is expressed in Spanish as tengo el pelo largo. This phrase is used to describe the length of the hair on one’s head.

The English phrase “spirit wear” can be translated into Spanish as ropa escolar.

buen trabajo hoy is the Spanish way to say “good job today”. This phrase is used to praise someone for the quality of their work performed during the day.

In Mexico a pantry is a despensa or an alacena.

To say “enjoy the view” in Spanish, use disfruta la vista.

tiene is a Spanish verb form meaning to possess or hold something. tiene is used to indicate possession or to describe certain states of being.

The English phrase riding horses is translated into Spanish as montar a caballo.