How to Say “Slacker” in Spanish
In Spanish, the English phrase slacker is translated as vago.
In Spanish, the English phrase slacker is translated as vago.
The English word ‘monsieur’ translates to Spanish as señor. señor is a common way to address a man, similar to ‘Sir’ in English.
The English word “adaptation” means adaptación in Spanish. adaptación refers to a change that is made or undergone.
The English phrase “appointments” is translated into Spanish as citas. cita is a common and versatile term for an appointment.
The Spanish word for academic document certificate is certificado.
Madrid, España is the Spanish way to say Madrid, Spain. This phrase refers to the capital city of Spain.
The English phrase “community service” is translated into Spanish as servicio comunitario.
The Spanish phrase for “we have” is tenemos. tenemos is used to indicate that the speaker and one or more other people possess or hold something.