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How do you spell smile in spanish?
The word for (a) smile is "sonrisa."The verb "to smile" is sonreír.
What is the word smile in Spanish?
"sonrisa" (noun) and "sonreír" (verb)
How do you write she in Spanish?
"Ella" is the Spanish word for "she."
What is the Spanish word for smiling?
Sonriendo. The gerund form of sonreír "to smile".
How do you say the word writein Spanish?
word write means `ESCRIBE` in spanish .
How do you write the word in in spanish?
in = en
How do you write the word where in spanish?
Dónde
How do you write the word and in spanish?
y
How do you write meal in Spanish?
Comida is the Spanish word for "meal".
How do you write 'women' in Spanish?
"Mujeres" is the Spanish word for "women".
How do you write party in spanish?
'Fiesta' is the Spanish word for 'party'.
How do you write plant in spanish?
The Spanish word for plant is... 'planta'.
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