How to Say “Blast Off” in Spanish
The English phrase ‘blast off’ is translated into Spanish as despegar.
The English phrase ‘blast off’ is translated into Spanish as despegar.
Willie is a masculine given name in Spanish. Willie is used as a masculine given name.
In Spanish, “we’re outside” is said as estamos afuera. The phrase is used to inform someone that you and other people are currently located outdoors.
The English phrase “are you coming?” can be translated into Spanish as ¿Vienes?
The English word petrichor is translated into Spanish as petricor. petricor refers to the distinctive scent that accompanies rain.
The English word coleslaw is translated into Spanish as ensalada de col.
The phrase once días más is the Spanish way to say eleven more days. This phrase is used to express an additional period of eleven days.
The English phrase “state board of education” is translated into Spanish as junta estatal de educación.
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The English phrase “mosquitoes” is mosquitos in Spanish. mosquitos refers to the small flying insects that bite humans and animals to drink their blood.
The English phrase “too late” is translated into Spanish as demasiado tarde.