Kaylee Dianne

The English phrase “I watch tv” is translated into Spanish as veo la tele. This phrase is used to state that you are viewing programs on a television set.

The phrase “you big dummy” is translated into Spanish as tonto. This phrase is used as an informal and often playful way to call someone foolish or stupid.

cada dedo is the Spanish phrase for “each finger”. The phrase refers to every individual digit on a person’s hand.

To say “alright” informally, use vale in Spain, órale in Mexico and dale in Argentina and Uruguay. Está bien works everywhere.

Popocatepetl is the Spanish name for a mountain, specifically referred to as Popocatépetl.

buen trabajo is the Spanish phrase for “good job”. buen trabajo is used to praise someone for their efforts or for a job well done.

The Spanish phrase for “tell me the truth” is dime la verdad.

In Mexico “of course” is ¡Claro! in everyday talk and ¡Por supuesto! in more polite speech.

To say “I like country music” in Spanish, use me gusta la música country.

The English phrase “thank you for your good wishes” is translated into Spanish as gracias por tus buenos deseos.