How to Say “Look at You” in Spanish
The English phrase “look at you” is translated into Spanish as mírate.
The English phrase “look at you” is translated into Spanish as mírate.
Shamar is the Spanish way to say the proper name Shamar. Shamar is used as a proper name to identify a specific person.
The English phrase ‘what time do you open?’ is translated into Spanish as ¿a qué hora abren?
The English phrase “and my love” is translated into Spanish as y mi amor. An informal alternative is Y mi amorcito.
The English phrase “sorry, no” is translated into Spanish as perdón, no. perdón, no is used as a polite way to refuse a request or to say no to an offer.
In Spanish, “do you really?” is translated as ¿de verdad?
The Spanish phrase for “how was your flight?” is ¿cómo estuvo tu vuelo? This phrase is used to ask someone about their experience while traveling by plane.