June April

A friendly way to say “buddy” in Argentina is amigo. Among friends people also use che and loco to call out to someone.

The Spanish word for rental is alquiler. The word alquiler is a masculine noun used to refer to something that is being rented.

The English phrase “monkey toes” is translated into Spanish as dedos de mono.

In Spanish, ‘what is this called?’ is said as ¿cómo se llama esto? You use this phrase when you want to know the name of a specific object.

The English phrase “grandmother and grandfather” is translated into Spanish as abuelos. The parents of one’s father or mother, referred to collectively.

The English word storm translates to Spanish as tormenta, the default form.

The English phrase “my hair” is translated into Spanish as mi pelo. The phrase is used to refer to the hair growing on a person’s head.

The Spanish word for powdered green tea for ceremonies is matcha. matcha refers to the specific powdered green tea used in traditional ceremonies.

The English phrase “stop arguing” is translated into Spanish as dejen de discutir.

In Spanish, “give me the ball” is dame la pelota. This phrase is used as a request or a command for someone to hand a ball to the speaker.