How to Say “Supposed To” in Spanish
The English phrase “supposed to” is translated into Spanish as se supone que.
How to Say “Medium” in Mexican Spanish
For size, “medium” is mediano (or mediana before a feminine noun) in Mexican Spanish. For a steak cooked medium, you ask for término medio.
How to Say “Clown” in Vietnamese
The Vietnamese word for clown is hề. hề refers to a performance artist, specifically one who works in a circus.
How to Say “Toss” in Italian
The English verb ‘toss’ (to throw with an initial upward direction) is translated into Italian as lanciare. The primary verb for tossing is lanciare.
How to Say “So Be It” in Spanish
The English phrase ‘so be it’ is translated into Spanish as que así sea.
How to Say “Income Tax” in Italian
Income tax in Italian is imposta sul reddito. The term refers to a tax levied on income.
How to Say “Yours” in French
The English phrase ‘yours’ is translated into French as Le tien. Le tien is a possessive pronoun used to mean ‘yours’.
How to Say “Draw” in Tagalog
To draw in Tagalog is to say gumuhit. The verb means to produce a picture. You can use the phrase Kaya mo bang gumuhit? to ask someone if they can draw.
How to Say “Evening” in Nepali
The English word “evening” is translated into Nepali as साँझ. साँझ refers to the time of day between dusk and night.
How to Say “Pumpkin” in Irish
puimcín is the Irish word for pumpkin. puimcín is used to refer to the fruit of the pumpkin plant.