How to Say “Blanket” in Dominican Spanish
In the Dominican Republic a blanket is a frazada. The word manta is also understood and is the standard Spanish term.
In the Dominican Republic a blanket is a frazada. The word manta is also understood and is the standard Spanish term.
The English phrase “sweet things” is translated into Spanish as cosas dulces.
To upload documents in Spanish is to subir documentos.
The English phrase south east is translated into Spanish as sureste.
The English phrase “you’re getting on my nerves” can be translated into Spanish as me estás sacando de quicio.
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The English phrase “bacteria” is translated into Spanish as bacteria.
To say circle in Spanish, meaning the geometric shape, use círculo. círculo names the round shape and can also mean a social group.
In Spanish, “you’re broke” is estás quebrado. These phrases are used to tell someone that they have no money.
The phrase ‘my nationality is american’ is translated into Spanish as soy estadounidense.
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