Tammy Stacy

ayo is a Spanish slang greeting or exclamation used to get someone’s attention. ayo functions as a way to grab the attention of someone nearby.

The Spanish word for radar is radar.

The English word ‘hostile’ translates to Spanish as hostil. hostil is used to describe someone or something that is antagonistic.

The English phrase “tv show” is translated into Spanish as programa de televisión.

Layla is a Spanish female given name.

The English phrase “tub of lard” is translated into Spanish as bola de manteca. bola de manteca is used as a noun to describe a fat person.

The Spanish phrase café con leche means “coffee with milk” and is the name of a coffee drink made with strong coffee and hot milk.

The English phrase “green light” can be translated into Spanish as luz verde.

The English phrase “service dog” is translated into Spanish as perro de servicio.

The Spanish word for chief is jefe. jefe is used to describe the head of an organization.