When she heard a noise in Spanish is: Cuando ella escuchó un ruido.
It would help if you told us how to say it in English. "Cleits" is not an English word I've ever heard of.
you basically say it the same in spanish, although a native Spanish speaker unfamiliar with English might read/pronounce it 'awLEEbah LAYay'. For example, the singer 'Sheena Easton' I have heard called 'shayAYnah AYahstonn' on Spanish radio.
The most common word I've heard is "pollito" meaning little chicken.
NoJoesph Adam JonasBorn: August 15th 1989 in Casa Grande Arizona, USA
In El Salvador you say it "Que será, será." Spanish is spoken in El Salvador. "Que será, será" is itself a Spanish saying. You say it the same in Spanish as you have heard it said by English speakers... but with more of a flipped roll to the 'r'.
I would venture to say, NO! We haven't heard anything out of him, so if he is proficient in Spanish and teaching his girls to speak Spanish...as he says ALL American parents should be doing....then the proof is in the pudding. Let's hear about it.
Several ways, as I've heard from different people. Que miras? Que ves? Que estas viendo?
I heard you alex I heard you alex
"Yup" is a regional colloquial variation of the English "yes". I have not heard a regional Spanish equivalent, but the Spanish word for "yes" is "sí". It is essential in writing that you include the accent mark over the "i", or else the word means "if".
To say "have you heard?" in Igbo, you can say "Ị na-akpọ?"
Dennis Ferrer / I Heard You Say!