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The English phrase ‘male balls’ is translated into Spanish as testículos. This phrase refers to the two organs in the scrotum that produce sperm.

In Spanish, “crazy person” is translated as loco. The term loco refers to a person who is mentally ill or behaves in a strange and irrational way.

Mauricio is the Spanish equivalent of the English male given name Maurice. Mauricio is used as a masculine given name.

The English phrase ‘it makes sense’ is translated into Spanish as tiene sentido.

The English phrase “cut in half” is translated into Spanish as cortar por la mitad.

The English name Ronald is translated into Spanish as Reynaldo or Reinaldo. These are masculine given names used to translate the name Ronald into Spanish.

The English phrase ‘opposite’ is translated into Spanish as opuesto. The adjective opuesto is used to describe things that are extremely different.

The English word hatch can be translated into Spanish as escotilla or eclosionar depending on whether you are referring to a physical opening or a…

Keisha is the Spanish form of the phrase keisha.

In Spanish, ‘sir’ is señor. señor is a common way to say ‘sir’ or ‘Mr.’ in Spanish.