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Q: How do you say day of the dead in Spanish?
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How do you say gods not dead in spanish?

To say Gods not dead in Spanish, You would say: Dios no ha muerto


How do do you say dead in spanish?

Muerto.


How do you say dead in spanish?

Muerto.


How do you say are you dead in spanish?

estás muerto


Where is day of the dead mostly celebrated in Texas?

Well in the spanish speaking countries they have a holiday called day of the dead but we do celabrate halloween which is like the day of he dead


How do they say 'Halloween' in Mexico?

"feliz dia de los muertos" in English, that is translated to Happy Halloween!Mexico does not celibrate Halloween; they have a holiday called "Day of the Dead" which is celebrated on November 1st.


Who is Katrina In day Of The Dead?

Katarina in the 'Day of the Dead' of Spanish culture is the first spanish queen who died. She is now celebrated and remembered dearly every year at the end of October and the first and second of November. (Day of the Dead, All Saint's Day, and All Souls' Day)


How do you say you are a dead man in Spanish?

Estas muerto


How do you say You are already dead in spanish?

"Estás muerta"


How does the day of the dead differ from Halloween?

day of the dead is a spanish holiday, while Halloween is an American holiday. on day of the dead the spanish celebrate and honor the dead, so it is very much like all souls' day. Halloween is when you knock on peoples' doors and ask for candy. I'm pretty sure day of the dead is an official holiday but Halloween is definitely, but unfortunately, not.


How you say day in spanish?

"Day" in Spanish is día. Note the accent mark above the "i".


How do you say Menu of the day in spanish?

You say in spanish, as well, "menú del día".