How to Say “Straw” in Colombian Spanish
A drinking straw is pitillo in Colombia. In Spain it is pajita, and paja is the dried stalk of grain. You ask for one in a café with ¿me regala un pitillo?
How to Say “Looks Good” in Spanish
In Spanish, ‘looks good’ is translated as se ve bien. se ve bien is used to say that something has a pleasing appearance.
How to Say “Susan” in Spanish
The English name Susan is translated into Spanish as Susana. Susana is a female given name.
How to Say “Dates” in Spanish (the Fruit)
The fruit called “dates” is dátiles in Spanish, and a single date is un dátil. The word is masculine.
How to Say “What” in Spanish Slang
In Mexico the polite way to say “what?” when you did not hear something is ¿Mande? Elsewhere ¿Cómo? is standard and ¿Eh? is the casual version.
How to Say “Leave, Please” in Spanish
To say “leave, please” in Spanish, you use váyase, por favor. This phrase is a polite request for someone to go away from a place.
How to Say “Lighthouse” in Spanish
The English word “lighthouse” is faro in Spanish. The primary meaning of faro is a building containing a light used to warn or guide ships.
How to Say “I Miss You” in Spanish to a Friend
To a friend you can say Te extraño in most of Latin America or Te echo de menos in Spain. Qué ganas de verte says how much you want to meet.
How to Say “Alive” in Spanish
The Spanish word for ‘alive’ is vivo. The primary meaning is having life.
How to Say “Jolts” in Spanish
The English phrase jolts is translated into Spanish as sacudidas.