How to Say “Lentigo” in Spanish
The English term lentigo is translated into Spanish as lentigo.
The English term lentigo is translated into Spanish as lentigo.
The Spanish phrase for “I know that’s right” is ya lo sé. This phrase is used to confirm that the speaker is already aware of a piece of information.
The English phrase “split ends” is translated into Spanish as puntas abiertas.
The English phrase “pig meat” is translated into Spanish as carne de cerdo. The term refers to the edible meat that comes from a pig.
namasté is the Spanish way to say “namaste”. The term is used as a noun to denote a greeting.
In Spanish, “do you have a problem?” is expressed as ¿Tienes algún problema?
In Spanish, ‘okay, thank you’ is expressed as vale, gracias.
The English word “mime” (referring to a pantomime actor) is mimo in Spanish. mimo is a noun used to describe a performer who acts through pantomime.
The English phrase “of course, darling” is translated into Spanish as claro que sí, cariño.