Spanish

In Spanish, te gusta is the way to say ‘you like’. The phrase is used to state that someone finds something pleasant or appealing.

The English phrase ‘you’re my wife’ is translated into Spanish as Eres mi esposa.

In Spanish, “I went for a walk” is translated as fui a dar un paseo.

The English phrase ‘where is someone’ is translated into Spanish as dónde está alguien. This phrase is used to ask about the current location of a person.

The English phrase “I want to show you something” is translated into Spanish as Quiero enseñarte algo.

The Spanish word for sandals is sandalias. The term sandalias refers to open shoes that consist of a sole held to the foot by straps.

To pull open in Spanish is abrir jalando. This phrase is used to describe the action of opening something by pulling it toward yourself.

In Spanish, “are you finished?” can be expressed as ¿Terminaste? This phrase is used to ask if someone has completed a task or activity.

A formal goodbye in Spanish is Que tenga un buen día, meaning have a good day. Hasta luego and Adiós are also polite, and Hasta pronto means see you soon.

In Spanish, ‘ear’ can be translated as oreja or oído.