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The English phrase “main house” is translated into Spanish as casa principal.

The English phrase “is it time to go?” is translated into Spanish as ¿Es hora de irse?

Janet is the Spanish form of the female given name Janet. Janet is used as a proper noun for a female given name.

The English word “crystal” is cristal in Spanish. cristal is a masculine noun used to refer to the mineral.

The English phrase “you’re goofy” is translated into Spanish as eres gracioso.

The English phrase “where is the” is translated into Spanish as ¿dónde está el? This phrase is used to ask for the location of a specific object or person.

The English phrase ‘maybe you should’ can be translated into Spanish as tal vez deberías.

In Spanish, “come visit” is expressed as ven a visitar. An invitation for someone to travel to a place to spend time with the speaker.

To take the l in Spanish is aceptar la derrota.

The Spanish word delante means “in or toward the front of someone or something.”