that vegan our work
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"How is your job?"
"I am at work" could be translated as "Estoy a mi trabajo" or "Estoy a mi puesto." "I'm working" is "Estoy trabajando."
The Spanish phrase Como esta tu trabajo means how is your work, in the English language. Spanish is spoken in almost all of Latin America.
trabajo is the most common word used, but it may also be called jale or chamba. but these two words are less ''elegant''. so it is- trabajo
no hay cerveza no hay trabajo
"Ofertas de trabajo" is a Spanish phrase that translates to the English phrase "job offers". Literally, word by word it means "offers of work or job".
Cuando llegas a casa del trabajo
The English translation of "Estoy bien con mucho trabajo" is "I'm fine, I have a lot of work."
"What kind of work does your dad or mom do?"
What you probably meant was: "La chicharra del trabajo" What's exactly that of "bell work" in English, because "trabajo de campana" does not seem to be real Spanish. "Trabajo de campana" is too literal. I cannot imagine somebody saying in Spanish: "Tengo un trabajo de campana" or "me voy a trabajar de campana", so the person is the bell! @_X HI! =D This is my opinion. The term "bell work" refers to those initial morning activities students work while they get in and are settling down to start the day. If I had to give it a name in Spanish, I agree with you that "Trabajo de campana" does not sound that great. I would call it either "Trabajo Mañanero" or "Trabajo Matutino", both refer to morning work, but I think that works better. Good luck! =)
The term 'inspeccion de trabajo' is in the Spanish language. When the term is translated to English, the term means Labour Inspection and Social Security.
trabajo es el trabajo