Maggie Regina

In Spanish, the phrase to say “hello: what’s up” is hola, ¿qué tal? This phrase is an informal greeting used to say hello and ask how someone is doing.

The English phrase ‘the color maroon’ is translated into Spanish as el color granate. This phrase refers to a dark brownish-red color.

Hello in Costa Rica is hola, and the very common shortcut is buenas. Friends may also greet each other with pura vida. Hola works everywhere.

In Spanish, classmates is compañeros de clase. This phrase is used to describe people who are in the same class at a school or college.

The English word rake is translated into Spanish as rastrillo. The word refers to a garden tool.

To shuffle cards in Spanish is barajar las cartas.

In Venezuela the everyday way to say “bye” is Chao. Hasta luego is a neutral choice and Nos vemos means “see you”.