How to Say “Got On” in Spanish
The English phrase ‘got on’ is translated into Spanish as subió.
The English phrase ‘got on’ is translated into Spanish as subió.
The English phrase “no spray” is translated into Spanish as no rociar.
To say “I need to write in class” in Spanish, use necesito escribir en clase.
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The English phrase “golden berries” is translated into Spanish as uchuvas.
The everyday word for “house” in Puerto Rico is casa. It is a feminine noun, so you say la casa.
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Eddie is a masculine given name in Spanish. Eddie is used as a masculine given name.
To say “that sounds like a good idea” in Spanish, you use me parece una buena idea. This phrase is used to express agreement with a suggestion or a plan.
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The English phrase “busy road” is translated into Spanish as calle concurrida.
Calamine lotion in Spanish is loción de calamina. This phrase refers to a medicated topical cream used to soothe skin irritation and itching.
The English phrase “call me please” is translated into Spanish as llámame por favor.