Lindsey Miriam

To say “toasted” in Spanish, use tostado. The term refers to food that has been browned by heat, typically bread.

In Spanish, the phrase ‘look out’ is expressed as ¡Cuidado! The phrase is used to express being vigilant and aware.

In Spanish, lowercase is minúscula. To state that something is written in lowercase, you should use the prepositional phrase en minúsculas.

To tell your boyfriend you love him, say Te amo for deep love or Te quiero for a softer, everyday version. Add mi amor to make it personal.

The English phrase “are you from?” can be translated into Spanish as ¿de dónde eres?

In Spanish, the phrase for “tinted windows” is lunas tintadas.

The English word rosemary is romero in Spanish. romero refers to the rosemary shrub.

The question words who what when where why how are quién qué cuándo dónde por qué cómo in Spanish.

The Spanish word for pieces is piezas. Piezas is a common and general translation for pieces.

To say ‘have to’ in Spanish, you use tener que. The phrase is used to express an obligation.