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In Spanish, the English phrase jinx is translated as gafe. The term refers to a person or thing supposed to bring bad luck.

In Panama “hello” is Hola. Buenas is the casual short form, and friends say ¿Qué xopá? for “what’s up”.

In Spanish, swimmer’s ear is otitis externa.

The English phrase body pillow is almohada corporal in Spanish. almohada corporal refers to a body-length pillow.

The English phrase “I have two cats” is translated into Spanish as tengo dos gatos. This phrase is used to express that the speaker owns or keeps two cats.

The English phrase ‘epicanthal folds’ translates to Spanish as pliegues epicánticos. This phrase refers to the epicanthal folds.

The English phrase “at school” is translated into Spanish as en la escuela.

The English phrase “I am late” is expressed in Spanish as llego tarde.

The English phrase “spanish interpreter” is translated into Spanish as intérprete de español.

The English word ‘chapel’ is translated into Spanish as capilla. Capilla is a noun used to describe a place of worship.