Sorpresa
The English noun "surprise" is translated as "sorpresa."
Note that "sorpresa" is a feminine noun. The corresponding definite and indefinite articles in the singular and plural forms are:
la sorpresa (the surprise)
las sorpresas (the surprises)
una sorresa (a surprise)
unas sorpresas (some surprises)
"What a nice surprise!" would be translated as "¡Qué buena sorpresa!"
sorpresa-spanish
In spanish, Bachelorette party translates to "despedida de soltera".
fiesta
"Oh no" said in surprise would most closely be said "¡Ay no!"
¿Cuántas personas en su grupo?
sorpresa-spanish
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The big party would be "El fiesta grande" in Spanish.
In spanish, Bachelorette party translates to "despedida de soltera".
Te voy a sorprender. OR Voy a sorprenderte.
Tu fiesta
fiesta
Surprise is "sorpresa" in Spanish. The literal phrase "surprise to Mexico" is "sorpresa á Mexico." (I.e., "Let's send a surprise to Mexico" = "Vamos mandar una sorpresa á Mexico.")
plan a surprise party for them and have everybody that the person loves
fiesta
hippo
buena fiesta