How to Say “Good, What About You?” in Spanish
The English phrase “good, what about you?” is translated into Spanish as bien, ¿y tú?
The English phrase “good, what about you?” is translated into Spanish as bien, ¿y tú?
The English word “greedy” can be translated into Spanish in several ways, with the default form being codicioso.
The English phrase “I love you, princess” is translated into Spanish as te amo, princesa.
The English phrase “payback” can be translated into Spanish using several terms, most commonly venganza.
The Spanish word for jammies is pijama. pijama refers to pajamas, the loose clothes worn for sleeping.
The word Argentines use most for “delicious” is rico. For something extra tasty, say riquísimo. Delicioso is correct too and sounds a bit more formal.
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The English phrase ‘come over here’ is translated into Spanish as Ven aquí.
The Spanish phrase for “taste of” is sabor a. This phrase is used to describe when a food or drink has a particular flavor.
The Spanish word for curls is rizos. The term is used specifically to refer to a body of curly hair on someone’s head.
The English phrase spider monkey is translated into Spanish as mono araña. The phrase refers to the monkey of the genus Ateles.