How to Say “I Have a Hangover” in Spanish
To say “I have a hangover” in Spanish, you say Tengo resaca. Tengo resaca translates to “I have a hangover”.
To say “I have a hangover” in Spanish, you say Tengo resaca. Tengo resaca translates to “I have a hangover”.
The Spanish phrase for “second period” is segundo período.
The English phrase ‘surprisingly’ can be translated into Spanish as sorprendentemente.
The English phrase birdcage is translated into Spanish as jaula.
The English phrase “one and only” can be translated into Spanish as único e inigualable.
The Spanish phrase for “no ice” is sin hielo. Use sin hielo when you want a drink served without any ice cubes in the glass.
To line up in Spanish is to say hacer cola. The phrase refers to the action of getting into a line or queuing.
The English phrase “music genres” is translated into Spanish as géneros musicales.
The Spanish phrase for “you’re the best” is Eres el mejor. This expression is used to thank or praise someone for being very helpful or kind.
The English phrase “peaches” is translated into Spanish as melocotones.