The Spanish farmer humorously told his chicken, "¡Eres un gallo de granja!" which translates to "You are a farm rooster!" This playful remark highlights the chicken's role in providing eggs and contributing to farm life. It showcases the farmer's affection for his livestock while emphasizing their importance on the farm.
Not only is that wrong its not even close. The real answer is O L A Y
you wanna be boiled fried baked or what?
chicken means el pollo in spanish.
Pollo is Spanish for chicken.
Gallina Chicken in Spanish is already female.
You can say "muslo de pollo".
pollo caja
pollo frito
pollo ablador
The spanish word for farmer is "granjero".
Me fascina el pollo. In Spanish we don't say: "Te amo pollo".
You can buy a chicken from a farmer, or from a shop.