How to Say “Daughter” in Navajo
The English word “daughter” is translated into Navajo as hatsiʼ or achʼéʼé. Both terms are used to refer to a female offspring.
The English word “daughter” is translated into Navajo as hatsiʼ or achʼéʼé. Both terms are used to refer to a female offspring.
bienvenido a Cuba is the Spanish way to say “welcome to Cuba”. This phrase is a greeting used to welcome someone who has just arrived in Cuba.
The Japanese word for candied stem is アンジェリカ, which is the transliteration of the English word ‘angelica’.
The phrase “eat your breakfast” in Japanese is expressed as 朝ご飯を食べて.
The English word ‘stake’, when referring to a share or interest in a business, is translated into French as piquet.
The English word “airing” is translated into French as aération.
In Spanish, get well wishes is deseos de pronta recuperación.
lasair is the Gaelic word for flame. In Irish Gaelic, lasair is the word for ‘flame’ or ‘light’.