Luke Clifford

In Spanish, “I am over you” is ya te superé. This phrase is used to state that you no longer have romantic feelings for someone following a breakup.

The Spanish phrase for “not funny anymore” is ya no tiene gracia. You can use ya no tiene gracia to express that something is not funny anymore.

In Spanish, the phrase for “oh, I see” is ah, ya veo.

The English phrase “tied up” is translated into Spanish as atado.

The English phrase “not yet available” is translated into Spanish as aún no disponible.

The most common slang for “OK” in Spanish is vale in Spain, dale in Argentina and Uruguay, órale in Mexico and listo in Colombia.

The Spanish word for pullover is jersey. This noun refers to a sweater.

The English phrase ‘class period’ is translated into Spanish as hora de clase.

The English phrase “beloved family” is translated into Spanish as amada familia.

To say the name “Angelica” in Spanish, use Angélica.