Same spelling, different pronunciation: horrible
The word "sucks" in this statement does not translate into Spanish. Chupar literally means to suck and not to stink or "is terrible". This job stinks would be "Este trabajo apesta" "Este trabajo es horrible [oh-RREE-bleh]" - This job is horrible.
mensis horribilis
Sister in law in Spanish is cunada.
How to say "hi" in spanish is Hola. How to say "bye" in spanish is Adios.
you say it in spanish as- sarina
You would say "Hoy es un día muy horrible".
The word "sucks" in this statement does not translate into Spanish. Chupar literally means to suck and not to stink or "is terrible". This job stinks would be "Este trabajo apesta" "Este trabajo es horrible [oh-RREE-bleh]" - This job is horrible.
horrible mooonth
horrible / nefando / cruento / aciago / acerbo / execrable / abominable ...
If it's an exclamation then it would be: ¡Que fuerte! But if you were describing something - as in "The table is awful" it would be La mesa es terrible / horrible / atroz
chea chaye choayu
In Spanish, "horrible" is an adjective that does not change in gender to match a noun. It stays the same whether describing a masculine or feminine noun.
Los días de lluvia son horribles
'Ikameshii fuyu.'
mensis horribilis
Justin is a horrible 9 year old singer. She's horrible
Sister in law in Spanish is cunada.