Eliza Kelly

The English phrase “I want you right now” is translated into Spanish as te quiero ahora mismo.

The English phrase “checking out” (in the context of leaving a hotel) is translated into Spanish as pagar e irse.

To say that someone is from Peru in Spanish, use es de Perú. This phrase is used to state that a person’s country of origin is Peru.

The English phrase “I promise you” is translated into Spanish as te lo prometo.

The Spanish word for car is coche. The term refers to an automobile, a vehicle steered by a driver (noun).

A sweater in Argentina is a pulóver or a sweater (said “SWEH-ter”). A hooded sweatshirt is a buzo, not a sweater.

The English phrase “you sing” is translated into Spanish as cantas.

The English phrase stay at home mom is translated into Spanish as ama de casa.

The English phrase “dairy allergy” is alergia a los lácteos in Spanish.

The English phrase “bye teacher” is translated into Spanish as adiós, profesor. The phrase is a polite way to say goodbye to a male teacher.