To have a heart of gold in Spanish
To have a heart of gold in Spanish is tener un corazón de oro (teh-NEHR oon koh-rah-SOHN deh OH-roh).
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- tener un corazón de oro
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- teh-NEHR oon koh-rah-SOHN deh OH-roh
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- quedarse de piedrato be stunned · keh-DAHR-seh deh PYEH-drah
- ponerse las pilasto get your act together · poh-NEHR-seh lahs PEE-lahs
- no abrir la bocato keep your mouth shut · noh ah-BREER lah BOH-kah
- estar hasta las naricesto be fed up · ehs-TAHR AHS-tah lahs nah-REE-sehs
- ser todo oídosto be all ears · sehr TOH-doh oh-EE-dohs
- pasar la noche en blancoto stay up all night · pah-SAHR lah NOH-cheh ehn BLAHN-koh
- estar en el séptimo cieloto be over the moon · ehs-TAHR ehn el SEHP-tee-moh SYEH-loh
Questions about tener un corazón de oro
How do you say to have a heart of gold in Spanish?
To have a heart of gold in Spanish is tener un corazón de oro.
How do you pronounce tener un corazón de oro?
Say it teh-NEHR oon koh-rah-SOHN deh OH-roh. The syllables in capitals are stressed: NEHR, SOHN and OH. This guide follows Latin American Spanish.
What does tener un corazón de oro mean in English?
In English, tener un corazón de oro means to have a heart of gold.
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