Mitchell Harrison

The English phrase “time travel” is translated into Spanish as viaje en el tiempo.

The English phrase “silver fox” is translated into Spanish as zorro plateado. This phrase refers to a species of fox characterized by its silver-grey fur.

The phrase “bottle of milk” in Spanish is botella de leche. This phrase refers to a container made of glass or plastic that holds milk.

The English phrase “country of origin” is translated into Spanish as país de origen.

The English phrase sacral dimple is translated into Spanish as hoyuelo sacro.

Tim is the Spanish form of the male given name Tim. Tim is used as a proper noun for a male person. It is a given name used in Spanish-speaking contexts.

The phrase ‘are you coming back tomorrow?’ is translated into Spanish as ¿vuelves mañana?

The phone greeting depends on the country. People say ¿Aló? in much of South America, ¿Bueno? in Mexico and ¿Dígame? in Spain.

The English phrase “can I see?” is translated into Spanish as ¿puedo ver? This phrase is used to request permission to look at something.

The English word tattletale is translated into Spanish as chismoso. chismoso refers to one who tattles.