Debbie Olivia

reuniones is the Spanish word for meetings. reuniones refers to planned gatherings of people for discussion or decision making.

The Spanish word for dramatic is dramático. dramático is used to describe something that is striking in appearance or effect.

The Spanish phrase Por qué estás means “why are you”. This phrase is used to ask about a person’s temporary state, emotion or current location.

In Spanish, “she likes” is expressed as le gusta. This phrase is used to state that a female person finds something pleasant or appealing.

The English phrase “either or” is translated into Spanish as o … o. The phrase is used to present a choice between two mutually exclusive possibilities.

The Argentine way to say “what are you looking at?” is ¿Qué mirás? It uses the vos form of the verb and sounds blunt, like a challenge.

The English phrase “plane ticket” is translated into Spanish as pasaje de avión.

The English word ‘thanatophobia’ is translated into Spanish as tanatofobia. tanatofobia refers to the fear of death.

The English phrase “pepperoncini” is translated into Spanish as peperoncini.

The English phrase “not very well” is translated into Spanish as no muy bien.