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su is the Spanish possessive adjective for his, her, its, your (formal singular) or their.

In Spanish, night time is noche. noche refers to the period of time from sunset to sunrise when it is dark outside.

The English phrase “passport application” is translated into Spanish as solicitud de pasaporte.

In Spanish, the phrase for “I eat apples” is como manzanas. This phrase is used to express the habit of eating apples.

The English phrase “I want chocolate” is translated into Spanish as Quiero chocolate. Depending on the context, you might use other expressions.

The English phrase ‘snow peas’ is translated into Spanish as tirabeques.

Kylee is the Spanish form of the female given name Kylee.

The English phrase “romantic movies” is translated into Spanish as películas románticas.

To say ‘take your pants off’ in Spanish, you use quítate los pantalones. This phrase is a request or command for someone to remove their trousers.

To change your mind in Spanish, you say cambiar de opinión.