Spanish

The English phrase “where is your passport?” is translated into Spanish as ¿dónde está tu pasaporte?

The English phrase “I want you in my bed” is expressed in Spanish as te quiero en mi cama.

The English phrase “can I sleep over?” is expressed in Spanish as ¿me puedo quedar a dormir?

To say that someone is English in Spanish, use es inglés. This phrase is used to say that a person comes from England.

To drive in Spanish is conducir. The verb refers to operating the controls of a motor vehicle to make it move.

To say “continue” in Spanish, you can use continuar, seguir or proseguir.

The phrase aspirante a mexicano is used to say wannabe mexican in Spanish.

The English phrase “here I am” is translated into Spanish as Aquí estoy. Aquí estoy is a way to say “Here I am” in Spanish.

The Spanish phrase for “oh yes” is ¡ah, sí! ¡ah, sí! is an exclamation used to express strong agreement or to confirm that something is true.

The English phrase “let me out” is translated into Spanish as déjame salir. déjame salir is used when you want to exit a physical space or a situation.