Spanish

In Spanish, “bad influence” is mala influencia. mala influencia refers to a person who encourages others to behave in a harmful or immoral way.

The Spanish phrase for elder brother is hermano mayor. hermano mayor is used to describe a brother who is older than oneself.

In Mexican slang you tell someone to stop with ¡Párale!, and in Argentina with ¡Pará! ¡Basta! works everywhere and ¡Alto! is a firm command.

The English phrase “over my dead body” is translated into Spanish as sobre mi cadáver.

The English word ‘massive’ is translated into Spanish as masivo.

The Spanish phrase for “give it to me” is dámelo. dámelo is used as a request for someone to hand over a specific object to the speaker.

The English phrase “happy national girlfriend day” is translated into Spanish as Feliz día nacional de la novia.

In Spanish, help is ayuda. The word ayuda is used to provide assistance to someone or something.

The English phrase “damn girl!” is translated into Spanish as ¡maldita sea, chica!

The English word ‘considerate’ is translated into Spanish as considerado. considerado is an adjective used to describe someone who is thoughtful.