In Argentina Te quiero is the usual way to say “I love you” to a partner, a friend or family. Te amo is stronger and more romantic.
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The English phrase “disc golf” is translated into Spanish as disc golf.
The English phrase “say it” is translated into Spanish as dilo. dilo is an imperative used to tell someone to speak or express something.
In Spanish, winter is invierno. The noun invierno refers to the fourth season, marked by short days and the lowest temperatures.
The English phrase lavender is translated into Spanish as lavanda. The word refers to the plant.
The English phrase passed out drunk is translated into Spanish as borracho perdido.
The English phrase “happy marriage” is translated into Spanish as matrimonio feliz.
The English phrase “pool party” is translated into Spanish as fiesta en la piscina. The term refers to a social gathering held at a swimming pool.
The English phrase “paper roll” is rollo de papel in Spanish.
The English phrase “dry goods” is translated into Spanish as abarrotes. abarrotes refers to dry goods.