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The phrase "the Smiths' house" in Spanish is "la casa de los Smith." In this construction, "casa" means "house," and "de los Smith" indicates possession, translating to "of the Smiths." If the family name were more common in Spanish, it might change to reflect pluralization, but "Smith" remains the same.
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Should a house sign say The Smiths or The Smith's?
The house sign should say "The Smiths" to indicate that the house belongs to the Smith family. Using "The Smith's" would be incorrect, as it implies possession or belonging to a single individual named Smith.
How do you say house in Spanish?
house = casa
How do you say in house in spanish?
'in-house' - interior, interno/a
How do you say a house in Spanish?
el casa = a house
How do you say hen house in spanish?
"hen house" translates to, "gallinero" in Spanish.
How do you say At The Butler's House in Spanish?
en la casa del mayordomo is the spanish for at the butler's house
How do you say old house in spanish?
old house = casa vieja.
How do you say beautiful house in spanish?
A beautiful house in Spanish is "Una casa hermosa".
Where is Mrs Smiths pies made?
at her house
How do you say your house is our house in Spanish?
tu casa es mi casa
How do you say new house in Spanish?
casa nueva
How do you say white house in Spanish?
Casa blanca
