The same, only with one "s". "imposible". pronounced eem-poh-SEE-bleh
To get a Spanish-speaker to say 'clayton' in the English way, you'd need to write: 'cleitan' with an accent over the 'e' (the neutral '....on' sound in English is almost impossible to replicate in Spanish, and the suggestion would emerge as something like 'claytan'....)
You can write "I do not speak Spanish" as "No hablo español" in Spanish.
the way to write "i" in spanish is "yo"I= yo
'McKenzie', written, a Spanish-speaker would pronounce: macEnthee-ay To enable a Spanish-speaker to pronounce it in the British way, write: 'macensi', with an accent over the 'e'. It will still have an 's' sound instead of the 'z'; but that is impossible to produce from the Spanish alphabet.
How to write "our hearts are broken" in Spanish.
In Spanish, you write '725' - 'setecientos veinticinco'.
The Spanish anagram is "imposible" (impossible).
But in Spanish is: pero.
I will assume you mean "What is 'can you write in Spanish?' translated into Spanish". The phrase in Spanish is "¿Puedes escribir en español?".
how do i write in spanish lanque "thank you my love"
in Spanish you would write no one like this: nadie
You believe in the impossible and write it down. :)