June Rosie

The English phrase “what city are you from?” is translated into Spanish as ¿de qué ciudad eres?

The English phrase ‘look behind you’ is translated into Spanish as mira detrás de ti. A command telling someone to turn around and see what is behind them.

The English phrase “no one asked” can be translated into Spanish as nadie preguntó.

In Spanish, ‘same to you’ is expressed as igualmente.

In Mexican Spanish a snack is a botana, and in Spain people talk about a picoteo when they nibble small things.

The English phrase “continuing” is translated into Spanish as continuando.

The English verb possess is translated into Spanish as poseer. Poseer is used to express the act of having something as, or as if as, an owner.

The English phrase ‘makeup products’ is translated into Spanish as productos de maquillaje.

To say “I love chicken nuggets” in Spanish, use me encantan los nuggets de pollo.

The English phrase “stupid me” can be translated into Spanish as qué tonto soy.