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1. “+when do cats go gray” (English) in Spanish is

   +¿Cuándo los gatos se vuelven grises?

2. www.sololingual.com › travel-phrases › colors-in-spanishThe Ultimate Guide To Learning Colors In Spanish — Sololingual

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   Jan 10, 2024 · Gray (Gris) Next up is gray, or as you'd say in Spanish, "gris." Gris is quite simple to use because it remains the same regardless of the gender or number of the noun it describes. Whether you're talking about a gray cat, "un gato gris," or gray walls, "paredes grises," the word gris doesn't change.

3. www.mentalfloss.com › article › 765027 Puns That Make Sense in More Than One Language

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   • Dutch Fish Don’t Say “Hi” In the Netherlands, English-speakers should be sure not to yell “Hi!” when swimming in the ocean. Let this Dutch and English joke be a lesson to us all
   • This Story Stinks. Anyone who appreciates a good joke would also surely consider Pig Latin a legitimate language, right? In this joke about a teacher and student, you get English, Pig Latin, and French.
   • Greek Pants. Speakers of Greek and English with a penchant for the Classics will enjoy this short joke about a Greek dramatist who ripped his pants. “A Greek playwright entered a tailor shop.
   • French Eggs. This fun little pun about breakfast will make both French and English speakers chuckle: “Why do French people prefer to have small breakfasts?

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   How to talk about someone with grey hair in Spanish?

   • If you want to talk about someone with grey hair, use “canoso,” which can also imply wisdom and maturity. Describing objects and places in Spanish adds color to your conversations and helps bring visual context to life. You can paint a vibrant picture of your surroundings using the names of colors and some simple grammar rules.

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   What languages do cats go to when they die?

   • Magically, it works in at least five different languages: English, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, and French. The joke is about a cat who dies (sorry, kitties!), and goes to… English: “Where do cats go when they die? To purrrgatory.” Spanish: “¿De dónde van los gatos cuando mueren? Purgatorio.” Portuguese: “Para onde os gatos vão quando morrem?

   7 Puns That Make Sense in More Than One Language

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   How do you call a black cat in Colombia?

   • : Look at that black cat, people say they’re bad omens! A common Colombian way to call a cat in Spanish. Sometimes people pronounce it as “Miau”, they use it widely throughout the country and may apply to both pets and strays. As you probably guessed, this word comes from the noise cats make. You can think of it as the Spanish version of “Meow”.

   10 Ways to say “cat” in Spanish like a native speaker

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   What is a cat in Spanish?

   • Another variation of “cat” in Spanish is minino. Minino refers to a small or young cat, similar to gatito. However, minino can also be used to describe a cat in a more generic way, without specifying its age or size. It is a versatile term that can be used to refer to any cat, regardless of its stage of life.

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5. fluentvista.com › how-do-you-say-cat-in-spanishHow To Say "Cat" In Spanish: Translations, Variations, And ...

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   Mar 15, 2024 · Minino. Another term commonly used for cats in Spanish is “minino.”. This word is more colloquial and informal compared to “gato.”. While “gato” is a generic term for a cat, “minino” specifically refers to a male cat. It’s a playful and endearing term that adds a touch of familiarity and warmth to the conversation.

6. www.italki.com › en › blogHow to say ‘when’ in Spanish like native speakers - italki

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   Feb 29, 2024 · “When” is one of the most common Spanish adverbs. You may already know that cuándo is the Spanish translation for “when.” However, this isn’t our only option. This guide will look at the various ways to say “when” in Spanish and provide some examples to practice. Common ways to say ‘when’ in Spanish 1. Cuándo

7. www.tellmeinspanish.com › vocab › colors-in-spanishA Guide to Colors in Spanish | Everything You Need to Know

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   May 5, 2023 · In Spanish, we use slightly different vocabulary when referring to someone’s hair. These are the most common hair colors in Spanish: Canoso – Grey-haired. Castaño – Chestnut / Brown / Brunette. Rubio – Blond. Güero – Blond (Mexican slang) Negro – Black. Pelirrojo – Redheaded. Rojo – Red.

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8. catloverhub.org › what-is-cat-in-spanish-pluralGatos, Gatos Everywhere! How to Say ‘Cats’ in Spanish

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   Jan 2, 2024 · So in summary, the plural of the feminine Spanish word for cat, ‘la gata’, is ‘las gatas’. Simply change the article ‘la’ to ‘las’ and add ‘-s’ to the end of the noun. Pronunciation. The Spanish word for “cat” has two different forms depending on whether it is masculine or feminine.

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   Mamá, mira ese miau/mau que se metió por la ventana, ¡es muy hermoso! : Mom, look at that cat that just climbed in through the window, it’s beautiful! 10.Niño/Niña. Last, but not least, we have “niño/niña”. This expression is probably the cutest and most representative display of affection when addressing one’s cat.