How to Say “Turtle” in Cuban Spanish
A turtle in Spanish is tortuga. In Cuba a freshwater turtle is often called jicotea. Tortuga is the general word for turtles and tortoises.
A turtle in Spanish is tortuga. In Cuba a freshwater turtle is often called jicotea. Tortuga is the general word for turtles and tortoises.
The English phrase ‘detailing’ can be expressed in Spanish as detallado. To perform the actual act of detailing, use the verb detallar.
The English phrase “right back at you” can be translated into Spanish as igualmente.
To say “my name is alexis” in Spanish, use me llamo Alexis. This phrase is used to introduce yourself by stating your name.
The English phrase “the number 16” is translated into Spanish as el número 16. This phrase refers to the cardinal number that follows 15 and precedes 17.
The English phrase “throwing hands” is translated into Spanish as darse de puñetazos.
The English phrase ‘double bedroom’ is translated into Spanish as habitación doble.
The English phrase “pacific ocean” is océano Pacífico in Spanish. This term refers to the world’s largest body of water.
In Spanish, mood is expressed as estado de ánimo. The term is used to describe a person’s mental state.
The English phrase “black hole” is translated into Spanish as agujero negro. The phrase refers to the celestial body in space.