Spanish

The phrase ‘open your eyes’ in Spanish is abre los ojos. This phrase is used to instruct someone to stop closing their eyelids so that they can see.

Naruto is the Spanish way to say naruto. An informal variation, Narutito, can be used to express endearment.

The English phrase “collared shirt” is translated into Spanish as camisa con cuello.

To say “press pound” in Spanish, you say presione numeral. This phrase is used as an instruction to press the hash or pound key (#) on a telephone keypad.

In Spanish, “oh nice” is translated as oh, qué bien. The phrase is an exclamation used to express pleasure or approval when you hear good news.

The English phrase “all it” is translated into Spanish as todo ello.

The standard greeting is buenos días. Casual versions are the short buenas and buen día, which is very common in Argentina.

The English phrase “would you like a receipt” is translated into Spanish as ¿Desea su recibo?

The Spanish phrase for “you like me” is te gusto. This phrase is used to express that someone has a romantic attraction to the speaker.

The English phrase “not feeling well” is expressed in Spanish as no encontrarse bien.