How to Say “I Am Stressed” in Spanish
The English phrase “I am stressed” is translated into Spanish as estoy estresado.
The English phrase “I am stressed” is translated into Spanish as estoy estresado.
Lard in Cuban Spanish is manteca, or more clearly manteca de cerdo for pork fat. In a Cuban kitchen manteca usually means lard used for frying and cooking.
roble venenoso is the Spanish phrase for poison oak. The phrase refers to the North American plant that causes an itchy skin rash when touched.
The English word “memo” is translated into Spanish as memorándum. The term memorándum refers to a short note.
The English phrase ‘youngest’ is translated into Spanish as más joven. The phrase is the superlative form of young (adj).
The Spanish word for any is alguno. alguno is used to mean at least one (kind). In a negative context, ningún or ninguna is often used to mean any.
The English phrase ‘infeasible’ can be translated into Spanish as no factible. The phrase is used to describe something that is not feasible.
The English phrase ‘prevent blood clots’ is translated into Spanish as prevenir los coágulos de sangre.