How to Say “Winnie the Pooh” in Spanish
In Spanish, the fictional bear is referred to as Winnie the Pooh. In Spanish, it is treated as a masculine noun.
In Spanish, the fictional bear is referred to as Winnie the Pooh. In Spanish, it is treated as a masculine noun.
The English phrase “colour orange” is translated into Spanish as color naranja. The phrase refers to the color that is a mixture of red and yellow.
The English phrase ‘amok’ can be translated into Spanish as fuera de control.
The English phrase ‘pores’ is translated into Spanish as poros.
The Spanish word mochila means backpack. A mochila is a bag with straps that go over the shoulders and is carried on the back.
The English phrase ‘perm press’ is translated into Spanish as planchado permanente.
To say “I know some spanish” in Spanish, use sé un poco de español.
The English phrase ‘chargeback’ is translated into Spanish as contracargo.
In Spanish, ‘turn it up’ is translated as súbelo. This phrase is used when you want to increase the volume of a device, such as a radio or a television.