"Hemos hecho un fuego."
fuego
fue construido
está enfuego
luciérnaga
It depends as there are two words for fire in Spanish. If the fire was a violent fire (i.e. you would have needed to call the fireman to put it out), you would say "Hubo un incendio." If the fire was docile (i.e. such as you would have in a fireplace when entertaining), you would say "Hubo un fuego."
Él es en fuego.
"Nehemiah and Susie built a small fire cracker"" In Spanish, the word "firecracker" is "petardo" and it is masculine.
The word for "fire" in Spanish is "fuego." It is pronounced, "FWAY-go." Sites such as learn-spanish.co.il provide audio pronunciations of many common Spanish words.
Some people may say that the Santa Clara Mission was built in a garden where the spanish attacked so they built it there to represent that Mexico won.
Oh, enciende el fuego.
compañeros en el fuego your welcome!
dragon is dragón and fire is fuego, so I'd think it would be dragón's fuego.