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How do you say years in Spanish?
The word "year" is "año" in Spanish.
How do you say this year in Spanish?
este año
How do you say 'school year' in Spanish?
Período escolar
How do you say year to date in Spanish?
De año a fecha.
How do year say the 2010 in Spanish?
Dos mil diez.
How do you say year 3 in spanish?
third grade... tercero third year... tercer ano
How do you say this year you have eight classes in Spanish?
tengo ocho clases
Say happy new year in Spanish?
Feliz año nuevo
What do the spanish say on New Year's Eve?
Feliz Año Nuevo
How do you say the word year in Spanish?
The word for "year" in Spanish is "año." It is pronounced, "AHN-yo." Sites such as learn-spanish.co.il provide audio pronunciations of many common Spanish words.
How do you say the year 1980 in spanish?
El Ano de diecinueve ochenta
How do you say the year 1800 in Spanish?
el año de mil ochocientos
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