John Daryl

A baby crib in Mexican Spanish is a cuna. It is the standard word and the one you hear in stores and at home.

The English phrase ‘subscription’ is translated into Spanish as suscripción or abono.

In Spanish, thank you is said as gracias. The phrase is an expression of gratitude.

Spanish slang for a kid depends on the country: chaval in Spain, chamaco in Mexico and pibe in Argentina.

The English phrase “country names” is translated into Spanish as nombres de países.

The English phrase “can I see you?” is translated into Spanish as ¿puedo verte?

In Spanish, Christmas Day is translated as día de Navidad. The phrase refers to the annual holiday on December 25th celebrating the birth of Jesus Christ.

The phrase ‘ditch someone’ in Spanish is translated as dejar plantado a alguien.

The English phrase ‘stop being mean’ is translated into Spanish as deja de ser malo.

kg is the Spanish abbreviation for kilogram, a unit of mass. you may also encounter the spoken or informal term Kilo.