Spanish

In Peru “please” is por favor. Peruvians like diminutives, so por favorcito is also heard as a softer request. Porfa is the quick casual form.

In Spanish, “you choose” is said as tú eliges. This phrase is used to tell someone that they have the power to make a decision.

Hola is already the right greeting for a guy. It has no masculine or feminine form, so you say it the same way to a man or a woman.

The English phrase “corn ball” is translated into Spanish as bola de maíz. bola de maíz refers to a food item made from corn that is shaped into a ball.

The English phrase “snow crab” is translated into Spanish as cangrejo de las nieves.

In Spanish, the phrase “get rusty” is expressed as oxidarse.

The English phrase ‘no’ is translated into Spanish as no. no is used as a particle to show disagreement or negation.

In Spanish, valet parking is translated as servicio de aparcacoches.

The English phrase “yeah yeah” is translated into Spanish as sí, sí.

The English phrase “I want to play roblox” is translated into Spanish as Quiero jugar Roblox.