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How do you say continue straight ahead in spanish?
sigue todo recto
How do you spell the word ahead in Spanish?
For most purposes, it is "adelante" or "delante" or "delante de".
What does andale pues mean?
Its Spanish for ,("hurry up"/ "go ahead already")
What is the Spanish for tequila?
Tacos and Tequilaare both originally Spanish words. They both mean the same thing in English and in Spanish. So go ahead and order your tacos and tequila with confidence!
How do you say lizzy in spanish?
Usually in Spanish, you can't translate names unless they are very common, so in this case it would stay as Lizzy. Hope I helped =)
What is delante in Spanish?
'Delante' in Spanish means 'froward' or 'ahead'.
What is continua?
the word in spanish continua means proceed or go ahead.
How do you say continue straight ahead in spanish?
sigue todo recto
What is the English translation from the Spanish of genial dale?
Something like "Great, go ahead."
How do you spell the word ahead in Spanish?
For most purposes, it is "adelante" or "delante" or "delante de".
How do you say fun times ahead in spanish?
tiempos de la diversión por delante.
What was the turning point battle in the Spanish-American War?
There was no turning points in the battle the Americans were ahead all of the time!
What does andale pues mean?
Its Spanish for ,("hurry up"/ "go ahead already")
What is the Spanish for tequila?
Tacos and Tequilaare both originally Spanish words. They both mean the same thing in English and in Spanish. So go ahead and order your tacos and tequila with confidence!
Is Spain the top country for fashion?
France and Italy are the best known fashion centers, but Spanish fashions are way ahead of the US.
What does madrugado mean in spanish?
From madrugar (to get up early), madrugado means risen early, or metaphorically putting effort into getting ahead.
How do you say 1700 in Spanish?
Well, honey, you say 1700 in Spanish as "mil setecientos." It's as simple as that. So go ahead and impress your friends with your newfound knowledge - you're welcome!
