How to Say “Running Nose” in Spanish
The English phrase running nose is goteo nasal in Spanish. The phrase goteo nasal is used to describe a running nose.
The English phrase running nose is goteo nasal in Spanish. The phrase goteo nasal is used to describe a running nose.
The Spanish word for two is dos. dos is the cardinal number two. It can also refer to the digit or figure 2 as a noun.
The English phrase “what is your father’s name?” is translated into Spanish as ¿cómo se llama tu papá?
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To step up (to increase speed or rate) in Spanish is aumentar.
The English word “sparring” is translated into Spanish as sparring (sparrin). The term refers to the act of one who spars.
The phrase “do you have a boyfriend?” in Spanish is ¿Tienes novio?
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In Mexico a grill is a parrilla or an asador. The grilled meat itself is carne asada, and a weekend cookout with friends is often called una carne asada.
The English word ‘landfill’ is translated into Spanish as vertedero. All these terms refer to a site at which refuse is buried.
The English word “symphony” is translated into Spanish as sinfonía. sinfonía is a noun used to refer to a piece of orchestral music.
The English phrase “never quit” is translated into Spanish as nunca te rindas.