Patricia Beverly

In Puerto Rico an avocado is an aguacate, the same word used in most of the Spanish-speaking world.

The English phrase “you mix” is translated into Spanish as mezclas.

The English phrase “go with the flow” is translated into Spanish as dejarse llevar. This phrase is used to describe acting as others are acting.

The English phrase ‘time to go home’ is translated into Spanish as hora de ir a casa.

Tennessee is the name of the US state in Spanish. Both forms refer to the US state of Tennessee. The name is masculine in Spanish.

To lock in Spanish is to say cerrar con llave.

The English phrase ‘when i was younger’ is translated into Spanish as cuando era más joven.

The English phrase “over here” is translated into Spanish as aquí or acá. Both words are used as adverbs to mean “in this place”.

The English phrase ‘bottle opener’ is translated into Spanish as abrebotellas. A bottle opener is a device used to open bottles by removing the cap.

The English phrase ‘toilet flange’ is brida de inodoro in Spanish.