Alfred Floyd

The English phrase “right here” is translated into Spanish as justo aquí. Used to refer to the exact place where the speaker is currently located.

The Spanish word for budgie is periquito. periquito refers to a small, colorful parrot that is commonly kept as a pet.

In Chile “sausage” is salchicha in general. For a cooked sausage used in hot dogs Chileans say vienesa, and a thick seasoned pork sausage is a longaniza.

Testing in Spanish is translated as pruebas. The noun pruebas refers to the act of conducting tests or trials.

The English phrase “dear diary” is translated into Spanish as querido diario.

The English phrase “partly sunny” is translated into Spanish as parcialmente soleado.

In Spanish, ‘what the heck’ is expressed as qué demonios. It functions as a softer version of more vulgar expressions.

fui a acampar is the Spanish way to say “I went camping”. This phrase is used to say that you spent time outdoors staying in a tent.

The English phrase “shut up, roach” is translated into Spanish as Cállate, cucaracha.

Khari is a proper name used in Spanish to refer to a person.