How to Say “What Are You Drinking?” in Spanish
The English phrase “what are you drinking?” is translated into Spanish as ¿qué estás tomando?
The English phrase “what are you drinking?” is translated into Spanish as ¿qué estás tomando?
In Spanish, stop can be expressed as dejar de or parar de. To say stop in the sense of not continuing an action, you use dejar de or parar de.
The English phrase “goodnight bae” can be translated into Spanish as buenas noches, amor.
The English phrase “snow cone” is translated into Spanish as raspado. A snow cone is a frozen dessert made of shaved ice flavored with syrup.
To say “go lay down” in Spanish, use ve a acostarte. The phrase is a command or suggestion telling someone to go to bed or lie down to rest.
The English phrase “rocio” is translated into Spanish as rocío. rocío refers to the tiny drops of water that form on cool surfaces at night.
The English phrase “made this” is translated into Spanish as hizo esto. Other forms can be used depending on the context and desired tone.
The English phrase ‘none of your business’ can be translated into Spanish as no te metas.