Sophie Alice

The Spanish word for ‘risk’ is riesgo. riesgo is a noun used to describe the potential, usually negative, effect of an event in business or other contexts.

In Spanish, ‘get to’ can be translated as tener el derecho a. When ‘get to’ means to be allowed to do something, several Spanish forms can be used.

In Colombia Santa is Papá Noel, and Santa Claus is also understood.

In Spanish, grocery store is translated as abarrotería. A grocery store is a store where groceries can be purchased, especially a supermarket.

The English phrase “homecoming” is translated into Spanish as regreso a casa.

The English phrase ‘Santa Claus’ can be translated into Spanish as Papá Noel.

The Spanish phrase for “how exciting” is ¡qué emocionante!

The English phrase “to go ice skating” is translated into Spanish as patinar sobre hielo.

The English phrase ‘patient chart’ is translated into Spanish as historial médico.

The English phrase ‘snow leopard’ is translated into Spanish as leopardo de las nieves. The term refers to the large feline mammal, Panthera uncia.