How to Say “Spanish” in Latin America
In Latin America “Spanish” is usually español.
The English phrase “god is everywhere” is translated into Latin as Deus ubique est.
The Latin phrase for “prepare for war” is para bellum. This phrase means to get ready for a military conflict.
The English phrase ‘bestie’ is translated into Latin as amicus intimus. This phrase is used to refer to a person’s closest or dearest friend.
The Latin word for magic is magia. magia is used to refer to magic in its general sense, specifically regarding supernatural powers or abilities.
The English word jellyfish is translated into Latin as pulmo. This term refers to the aquatic animal known as a jellyfish.
The English phrase ‘never give up’ is translated into Latin as nunquam cede.
The English word nightmare can be translated into Latin as incubus.
In Latin, something is said as aliquid. aliquid is used to refer to an unspecified object or thing.
The English word ‘knowledge’ is translated into Latin as scientia. scientia refers to the total of what is known or the product of learning.