How to Say “Permanent Record” in Spanish
The English phrase “permanent record” is translated into Spanish as expediente académico permanente.
The English phrase “permanent record” is translated into Spanish as expediente académico permanente.
The English phrase “how old you are” is translated into Spanish as cuántos años tienes.
To say “I feel blue” in Spanish, use estoy deprimido. The phrase is used to express that someone is feeling sad or depressed.
The English phrase “not spicy” is translated into Spanish as no picante.
The English phrase “shot glass” is translated into Spanish as vaso de trago corto or chupito.
The English phrase “are you drunk” is translated into Spanish as ¿estás borracho?
The English phrase “body of christ” is translated into Spanish as cuerpo de Cristo. This term refers to the bread of the eucharist.
In Spanish, “how are you” can be expressed using different forms such as ¿cómo está? These phrases are used as greetings.
Orange juice in Puerto Rico is jugo de china. People also understand jugo de naranja. Order it with un jugo de china, por favor.
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Me encanta la ciencia is the Spanish way to say “I love science”. This phrase is used to express a strong liking or a passion for the field of science.