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The English phrase “hold it” is translated into Spanish as espera. The phrase is an imperative used to tell someone to stop or wait for a moment.

The English phrase “I am willing to learn” is expressed in Spanish as Estoy dispuesto a aprender.

To say a girl is pretty, Spanish uses bonita, the feminine form. Linda is very common in Latin America and guapa is the usual word in Spain.

The English phrase “very early in the morning” can be translated into Spanish as de madrugada.

The English phrase “senior leader” is translated into Spanish as líder sénior.

In Spanish, “a good time” is translated as un buen momento.

The English phrase “guards” is translated into Spanish as guardias.

The English word “stork” is translated into Spanish as cigüeña. cigüeña refers to the large wading bird of the family Ciconiidae.

The English phrase “hi grandma” translates to Spanish as hola abuela. This phrase is a friendly greeting used when speaking to one’s grandmother.

In Spanish, “I want to be a doctor” is quiero ser médico. This phrase is used to express a person’s ambition or goal to enter the medical profession.