John Daryl

In Spanish, the phrase “do you want to take a shower” is expressed as ¿quieres ducharte?

The English phrase infatuation can be translated into Spanish as encaprichamiento. Both terms refer to an unreasoning love or attraction.

The English phrase “shut your fat mouth” can be translated into Spanish as cállate la boca.

The English phrase “sweet treats” is translated into Spanish as golosinas.

The English phrase “pirates” is translated into Spanish as piratas. piratas refers to people who attack and rob ships at sea.

The English phrase ‘subjunctive mood’ is translated into Spanish as modo subjuntivo.

The English phrase “thrown in at the deep end” is translated into Spanish as lanzado a la piscina.

In Spanish, “poor guy” is translated as pobrecito. This phrase is used to show sympathy or pity for a man or boy who is experiencing misfortune.

The English phrase “my baby boy” can be translated into Spanish as mi niño. mi niño is an affectionate way to refer to one’s young son.

The English phrase “what do you want to drink” is translated into Spanish as ¿qué quieres beber?