Jayden Sidney

Abdominal cramps in Spanish is cólicos abdominales. This phrase refers to sharp, gripping pains in the stomach area that often come and go.

The English phrase “dumb dumb” can be translated into Spanish using Tonto.

To step down in Spanish is to say renunciar.

Calamine lotion in Spanish is loción de calamina. This phrase refers to a medicated topical cream used to soothe skin irritation and itching.

In Spanish, “you are mean” is expressed as eres malo. This phrase is used to tell someone that they are unkind or cruel.

In Spanish, the phrase for “little cousin” is primito. The term is used to refer to a cousin who is younger than the speaker or small in age.

In Uruguay a drinking straw is a pajita. The word comes from paja, the word for the straw of grain plants.

The English phrase “hi” is translated into Spanish as hola. hola is a friendly, informal greeting.

The English phrase “the fingers” is los dedos in Spanish. los dedos refers specifically to the fingers of the hand or toes of the foot.

The English abbreviation “otw” (on the way) can be translated into Spanish as en camino.