How to Say “If the Shoe Fits” in Spanish
The phrase “if the shoe fits” is translated into Spanish as si te queda el saco, póntelo.
The phrase “if the shoe fits” is translated into Spanish as si te queda el saco, póntelo.
The English phrase “school locker” is translated into Spanish as casillero escolar.
To spell in Spanish is deletrear. The verb deletrear is used when you want to express the action of writing or saying the letters that form a word.
In Spanish, the phrase for top of the morning is buenos días. buenos días is a cheerful greeting used to say hello to someone in the morning.
Lent is Cuaresma in Spanish. Cuaresma refers to the Christian period of penitence observed before Easter.
In Spanish, the playful sound made when lightly touching someone’s nose with a finger is expressed as boop.
The English phrase “lone wolf” is translated into Spanish as lobo solitario.
the store is closed in Spanish is la tienda está cerrada. This phrase is used to say that a shop is not open for business.
Gaby is the Spanish shortened version of the name Gabrielle or Gabriella.
To ask a shop “when do you close?” in Spanish, say ¿A qué hora cierran? ¿A qué hora cierran? asks a shop, restaurant or office what time it closes.