How to Say “Cool” in Cuban Spanish
In Cuba “cool” is often chévere or bárbaro. Both are casual and friendly, and either can be said alone as a reaction.
How to Say “Night Night” in Spanish
The English phrase “night night” can be translated into Spanish as que duermas bien.
How to Say “Knife Handle” in Spanish
The English phrase “knife handle” is translated into Spanish as mango de cuchillo. This phrase refers to the part of a knife that is held by the hand.
How to Say “Rewind” in Spanish
To rewind is rebobinar in Spanish. Rebobinar means to wind again.
How to Say “Spam Folder” in Spanish
The English phrase “spam folder” is translated into Spanish as carpeta de spam.
How to Say “Car Axle” in Spanish
The English phrase ‘car axle’ is translated into Spanish as eje del coche.
How to Say “News Channel” in Spanish
The English phrase “news channel” is translated into Spanish as canal de noticias. canal de noticias refers to a television channel dedicated to news.
How to Say “Jump On” in Spanish
The English phrase “jump on” is translated into Spanish as saltar sobre.
How to Say “Stop” in Spanish
The English phrase stop can be translated into Spanish using dejar de or parar de.
How to Say “How Are You” in Honduras (Honduran Spanish)
In Honduras the usual way to ask “how are you” is ¿Cómo estás? With elders and strangers say ¿Cómo está usted? and with friends ¿Qué tal?
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