Alicia Veronica

The Spanish phrase for “how disgusting” is qué asco. You use qué asco to express strong revulsion or a deep dislike for something.

The English word “puppet” is translated into Spanish as títere. A puppet refers to a movable model of a person or animal.

The Spanish word for danger is peligro. peligro is a masculine noun used to describe exposure to likely harm.

In Spanish, the phrase for warm weather is clima cálido. The phrase refers to air temperatures that are moderately high and feel pleasant.

The Spanish word for ‘anybody’ is cualquiera. Cualquiera is used to refer to any person regardless of who they are.

La reina del sur is the Spanish translation for the English phrase “queen of the south”, the title of a novel and television series about a woman who…

The English phrase ‘preppy’ (referring to a student of a prep school) is translated into Spanish as gomelo.

The English phrase “I feel sorry for you” is translated into Spanish as siento lástima por ti.

The Spanish word for “without” is sin. The most common and universal way to say “without” in Spanish is using sin.

The English phrase “how is your family?” is translated into Spanish as ¿cómo está tu familia?