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The English phrase “woolly hat” is translated into Spanish as gorro de lana.

The English phrase ‘plates’ is translated into Spanish as platos. The word platos refers to flat dishes used for holding and serving food.

In Spanish, general settings is translated as ajustes generales.

The Spanish phrase for “I want to hit you in the head with a fish” is quiero darte en la cabeza con un pescado.

The English phrase ‘caution wet floor’ is translated into Spanish as precaución suelo mojado.

The English phrase ‘aw man’ can be translated into Spanish as ¡ay, hombre!

To say “I will read it later” in Spanish, you use lo leeré más tarde. This phrase is used to state your intention to read a piece of text at a future time.

Yes in Cuba is sí. Claro means “of course”, and dale means “okay” or “go ahead” in casual talk. Use sí in every situation.

Sánchez is the Spanish form of the name Sanchez.

The English phrase “not yet” is translated into Spanish as todavía no.