sheet of paper
The plural form of "hoja de papel" is "hojas de papel," which means "sheets of paper" in English.
Turn in your paper.
The translation isun trozo de papel (a piece of paper)un hoja de papel (a sheet of paper)la hoja de papel (the sheet of paper)or informally papelito (a small paper).
Hoja de papel
la hoja de papel ( la oha day pap-el)
It's a command meaning 'take out a piece of paper The verb in its unconjugated form is 'sacar' which means to take out or to withdraw. It is common in high schools for the teacher to say "Buen día, saquen una hoja" (Good morning, take out a sheet [of paper]) to indicate there's an unscheduled exam.
"Saquen una hoja de papel" is a phrase in Spanish that means "take out a piece of paper" in English. It is commonly used by teachers to instruct students to get a sheet of paper for an activity or assignment.
Translation: paper -or- role Example: Tengo esta hoja de papel. - I have this sheet of paper. Example: Hago el papel de una pirata. - I am playing the role of a pirate.
I need a pencil and a leaf (sheet) of paper.
To say 'I have a sheet of paper' in Spanish, you would say 'Tengo una hoja de papel.'
A piece of paper in Spanish is generally referred to as "una hoja de papel."
Cuando estaba haciendo mi trabajo de historia en el patio, habia mucho viento y ''el papel'' se fue volando.