Imogen Hayley

The English phrase “why are you mad?” is translated into Spanish as ¿Por qué estás enojado?

In Spanish, “bolt pattern” is patrón de birlos.

The English phrase ‘survivor’ is translated into Spanish as sobreviviente. The term refers to one who survives.

The English phrase “half time” is translated into Spanish as medio tiempo.

The English name Sophia is translated into Spanish as Sofía. Sofía is a female given name and is the most common Spanish translation of the name Sophia.

In Spanish, ‘i am fine, how are you?’ is expressed as estoy bien, ¿y tú?

The command “go” in Spanish is Ve when you speak to one person you call tú. With usted it is Vaya, and with several people it is Vayan.

The English phrase ‘my house’ is translated into Spanish as mi casa. mi casa is the most common and straightforward way to say ‘my house’ in Spanish.

In Spanish, the English phrase ‘dressing’ (referring to a sauce for salads) is translated as aderezo.

The English phrase “no one speaks spanish” is expressed in Spanish as nadie habla español.