Spanish

To say “my name is” in Spanish, you use me llamo … The phrase is used to identify yourself to others.

The English word “creole” is translated into Spanish as criollo. In Spanish, the term refers to a lect descended from a pidgin language.

In Spanish, “I would like that” is expressed as me gustaría eso. The phrase is used to express a desire or preference for a particular thing or situation.

The Spanish word for bloated is hinchado. hinchado is used to describe something that is swollen with fluid or gas.

To say “keep singing” in Spanish, use sigue cantando. The phrase sigue cantando is used to tell someone to continue the act of singing.

The Spanish word for embarrassed is avergonzado. Avergonzado is an adjective used to describe someone experiencing a feeling of shameful discomfort.

The English phrase “the food smells good” is translated into Spanish as la comida huele bien.

The English phrase “candy bars” is translated into Spanish as barras de chocolate.

The English phrase “uncooked rice” is translated into Spanish as arroz crudo. arroz crudo refers to rice that has not been cooked.

To say used to in Spanish, for something you did regularly in the past, use soler in its past form solía followed by a verb in the infinitive.