Thomas Devin

Havana in Spanish is La Habana. La Habana refers to the capital city of Cuba.

The phrase “can I get a drink?” in Spanish is translated as ¿puedo tomar algo? This phrase is a request used to ask for a beverage.

The English phrase “bubble bath” is translated into Spanish as baño de burbujas.

In Chile a cow is a vaca, the same word used across Spanish. A bull is a toro and a calf is a ternero.

The English phrase “you’re doing too much” is translated into Spanish as estás haciendo demasiado.

The English phrase “special place in my heart” is translated into Spanish as lugar especial en mi corazón.

In Cuba a strawberry is a fresa, the same word used in most of Latin America. Its plural is fresas and it is feminine.

The Spanish word for swallowing is deglución.

In Spanish, “he said” is translated as él dijo. él dijo is used to report that a male person spoke or stated something in the past.

In Spanish, the phrase “can I get it?” is expressed as ¿Me lo das?