It's usually pretty common for a native English speaker to know basic Spanish phrases like "hola," "adiós," "gracias," "cómo estás," numbers from 1 to 10, and a couple extra words, and I'm wondering if that's also the case with English for Spanish speakers. Probably not a lot but it'll probably be stuff like simple greetings and swear words.
Turn it off. If you’re remote has neither option, go to the on-screen menu settings. You’ll have to navigate to audio controls. Look for “SAP” or “Audio.” (Be careful about selecting a “Language” option that isn’t connected with audio: That could change your TV’s menu language but have no effect on the sound.) Like buenos días and buenas tardes, this is a formal greeting. You use this at night. It’s sort of the equivalent to “good evening” in English – this is just used as greeting though. To say “good night” (e.g. when going to sleep), you would typically use “descansa” (this basically means, “rest”, from the verb descansar The price is good and you can buy: Piden ser bueno y tú debes de trabajar duro – They ask to be good and you must work hard: Tú dices que no eres bueno y tú lo eres – You say that you are not good and you are: La situación no es buena y tú tampoco ayudas – The situation is not good and you do not help either 10. 🚀 Remove ads. Translate No good in spanish. See Spanish-English translations with audio pronunciations, examples, and word-by-word explanations. Use it when you’ve finished meeting someone and want to wish them a good day. 15. Feliz noche. At the end of a meeting with friends, if you want to say goodbye in Spanish or goodnight, you can use feliz noche. This phrase means “happy night” literally, but it’s OK to use when you want to say goodbye to someone. 16.
Blue in Spanish Meaning Off-Color or Vulgar. When used to describe something slightly indecent or risqué, blue in Spanish may be translated as verde (literally, green) or colorado (literally, red) in Mexican Spanish. Here are some examples: No puedo creer que Mauro contara un chiste verde en la reunión.
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