There is no translation to Spanish for Washington, as it is a last name (the city was named to honor George Washington).
It's Nassau, which is the same word in Spanish
Although the US National Anthem can be translated literally into Spanish, it would take quite a bit of poetic liberty to make it rhyme and convey the true meaning of the words.
joyas (pronounced HOY-us)
Yes, Harry Potter was translated into Spanish.
In Spanish, "and" is translated as "y".
It's translated arándano.
Port-of-Spain was originally (under the Spanish) 'Puerto de los Hispanioles', later changed to 'Puerto de Espana' (tilde, ~, on the 'n'), which translated, yields the English name.
In Spanish it is is "La capital de...".This is a dual meaning word in Spanish depending on the gender. El capital refers to investment money. La capital is a capital city.
"Dios nos mostrará el camino"
Dudes in Spanish is translated as "Tios"
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The Spanish word "señora" can be translated as "Mrs.", as "lady", or as "wife", depending on the context.