The above translates as: John is not well today. He is....?

German: ups (pronounced oops), hoppla, huch

chupa mis chiches

It's another word for student.

the answer is: hola hermoso. this is hi beautiful in spanish. well actually hello beautiful because the spanish do not say hi. well that is your answer anyway, !

'que bueno...estamos de acuerdo'? means:

that's good!... do We agree....(concur)?

Besides lots of Spanish learning websites, one can always go to the local library and open an English - Spanish dictionary. The information found in the dictionary is very helpful and probably is one of the most common ways of learning about Spanish verbs.

The question is ambiguous.

Do you mean:

'(I) don't have a cowman' or '(I) don't have a cow, man'

Or, as an imperative/suggestion:

'Don't (you) have a cowman!' or 'Don't (you) have a cow, man!'

Clarify the question, and a translation is possible.

Omelette (I remember asking for this in Burgos once, to incomprehension. I learned that what I should have asked for was 'tortilla de huevos' (plain omelette) or, in my case 'tortilla con queso' (cheese omelette)).

Buenos dias!, ¿Como estan, mi familia y amigos?, sounds a bit odd cause in spanish we don't speak like that you should say "Buenos Dias!, ¿Que tal?" which is a general way just saying "Good morning, how are you?"

for being a mean girl (chick)

thats kinda weird.... but its "porque quiero comerte"

I've had 8 years of Spanish and am currently in my ninth.

salir con el novio

"7500" in English is settemilacinquecento in Italian.

it is nineteen

"Feast" in Spanish is "banquete". It is pronounced "bahn-KAY-tay". Please see the Related link below for confirmation of the translation.

honest is leal, sincero in spanish

Le / les / lo / los / la / las / te / os amaré por siempre

Siempre le / les / lo / los / la / las / te / os he de amar.

Despide comes from the verb Despidir which means "to say goodbye"

The name of the state Montana comes from the Spanish word montaña, which means "mountain", not "mountainous". In fact, the word montana is the Latin word for "mountainous", in its feminine form.

seis de once

Or if you wish for the Translation: What hour is Breakfast?

It means: for you need

personas molestas (where 'annoying' is adjective)

molestando a las personas/la gente (where 'annoying' is a verb)

"All around the world" is "Todo alrededor del mundo".

You read a book and go to the libary then read more books but they all have to be about Spanish language then you will find the answer or you could just copy and paste this

Arabia Saudita - Saudi Arabia

Argentinael Brasil = Brazil

Cairoel Camerún = Cameroon

Canadála Chinael Cuzco =city in Peru

Ecuadorlos Estados Unidos = United States of America

Filipinas (the Philippines)

Floridala Habana (Havana)

Haya (The Hague)

Indiael Irak (Iraq)

Iránel Japón (Japan)

Líbano (Lebanon)

Meca (Mecca)

Nepallos Países Bajos (the Netherlands)

Pakistánel Paraguayel Perúel Reino Unido (United Kingdom)

República Dominicana

Salvadorel

Senegalla

Somaliael

Sudánel

Tibetel

Uruguayel

Vietnamel

Yemen

there are all of the countries try and guess what they are in English

cambio= change can mean I change


Cambio ropa.
I change clothes.


or it can mean like I cash.


Cambio cheques.
I cash checks.


it probably means change
like money.
but that's centavos...


it just depends on the
context.