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Tito is a Spanish proper name used to refer to a specific person.

In Spanish, “turn it off” is said as apágalo. The phrase is used to stop a device or a light from functioning by using a switch or button.

The English phrase “lion mane” is translated into Spanish as melena de león.

Arellano is a Spanish surname.

The English phrase “I wish I was there” is translated into Spanish as ojalá estuviera allí.

The English phrase ‘groomsmen’ is translated into Spanish as padrinos de boda.

The English phrase “what to say” is translated into Spanish as qué decir.

The Spanish phrase for “I was born” is nací. nací is used to state the time or place of one’s birth.

In Spanish, “doodle” can be expressed as garabato. The term can refer to both the act of scribbling aimlessly and the resulting sketch.

In English, the phrase “tenant improvement” is translated into Spanish as mejoras del inquilino.