how do you say
sell food and hang clothes on a line in spanish
vender alimentos y tender la ropa en una línea de
how do you say
can't see outside
and drying clothes
no puede ver el exterior
y secar la ropa
thanks
no hay problema
Sell = looks like a command, rather than the infinitive = to sell. You need to decide if you want a tú (familiar) or usted (formal) command.
Vende (familiar) and Venda (formal)
hand could be cuelga (familiar) or cuelgue (formal)
outside (rather than inside) might be "afuera"
Sra
To say "sell food and hang clothes on a line" in Spanish, you can say:
"Vender comida y colgar ropa en una cuerda."
To break it down:
1. "Sell" translates to "vender" in Spanish.
2. "Food" translates to "comida" in Spanish.
3. "And" translates to "y" in Spanish.
4. "Hang" (referring to hanging clothes) translates to "colgar" in Spanish.
5. "Clothes" translates to "ropa" in Spanish.
6. "On a line" can be translated as "en una cuerda" in Spanish.
Keep in mind that the translation may differ depending on the context.