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In Spanish, the grammatical term for predicate is predicado.

The English phrase ‘pension fund’ is translated into Spanish as fondo de pensión. The term refers to a pool of assets.

The English phrase “purple dragon” is translated into Spanish as dragón morado. The phrase refers to a mythical winged reptile that is purple in color.

The English phrase “structural frame” is translated into Spanish as marco estructural.

The English phrase “louder” is translated into Spanish as más fuerte.

To say “do you want some water” in Spanish, you use ¿quieres un poco de agua? This phrase is a question used to offer a small amount of water to someone.

In Caribbean Spanish people say Hola to greet someone, and each island has its own casual greeting. Cubans say ¿Qué bolá? and Dominicans say ¿Qué lo qué?

A caulk gun in Spanish is pistola de silicona. A caulk gun is a handheld tool used to apply sealant or adhesive from a tube.

The English phrase “dos and don’ts” is translated into Spanish as lo que se debe y no se debe hacer.

The Spanish word for “polynesian” is polinesio. polinesio is used as an adjective to describe something that is of, from or pertaining to Polynesia.