How to Say “Beans” in Chile (Chilean Spanish)
In Chile beans are porotos. Mexico and Central America say frijoles, which Chileans understand but do not use.
In Chile beans are porotos. Mexico and Central America say frijoles, which Chileans understand but do not use.
The English phrase “I drink water” is translated into Spanish as tomo agua. A statement used to say that someone is consuming water.
The English phrase “class rules” is translated into Spanish as reglas de clase.
To refill medication in Spanish is to resurtir medicamento.
Atlanta is the Spanish name for the English phrase Atlanta. Atlanta is the name of the capital and largest city of the State of Georgia.
The English word “tiptoes” can be translated into Spanish as puntas de pies (los).
The English phrase cabbage patch is translated into Spanish as huerto de repollos. The term refers to a garden area where cabbage is grown.
The Spanish word novio translates to English as ‘boyfriend’. The term novio can translate to ‘boyfriend’ or ‘partner’ in English.
In Spanish, the phrase “no worries” can be expressed as descuide (usted). These phrases are used to tell someone that something does not bother you.
Nash is the Spanish word for nash. Nash is used as a proper noun to refer to a person with this surname.