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The English phrase “uh ok” can be translated into Spanish as eh vale.

Popcorn in Argentina is pochoclo, and it is usually said in the plural, pochoclos. In Spain and many other countries the word is palomitas.

The English phrase “show me” is translated into Spanish as muéstrame. You use this phrase to request that someone let you see something.

To say something looks good in Spanish, use algo se ve bien. It describes something with a pleasing or attractive appearance.

The English phrase “under me” is translated into Spanish as debajo de mí.

The Spanish phrase for “third party” is tercero. The term is used to describe someone not directly involved in a transaction.

The English phrase “I only speak a little bit of spanish” is translated into Spanish as solo hablo un poco de español.

Ralph is the Spanish form of the male given name Ralph. Ralph is used as a male given name in Spanish-speaking contexts.

The English phrase “how can we help you?” is translated into Spanish as ¿En qué podemos ayudarle?

In Spanish, ‘on top of’ can be translated as encima de or a más de depending on whether you are describing a physical position or an addition.