Liam Edgar

Charcoal in Spanish is carbón. The word carbón is the standard term for both charcoal and coal.

The English word “android” can be translated into Spanish as androide. In Spanish, androide refers to a robot with human form.

In Spanish, “I have a flat tire” is expressed as tengo una llanta ponchada. This phrase is used to say that the air has leaked out of a vehicle’s tire.

The English phrase “lounge room” is translated into Spanish as sala de estar. The phrase refers to a room in a house used for relaxing and socializing.

The English phrase ‘there for’ is translated into Spanish as para.

Devyn is the Spanish form of the name Devyn. For a male, you can use Señor Devyn to mean Mr. Devyn.

In Puerto Rico “bye” is Adiós, or the shorter and friendlier Chao. Many people say Nos vemos, meaning “see you”.

To disagree in Spanish is to say no estar de acuerdo.

The Spanish word for traveling is viajando. viajando describes the act of going from one place to another, typically over a long distance.

In Colombia you say hola for “hello”, and buenas is the everyday short form for any time of day. Friends say ¿quiubo? and people answer the phone with aló.