Spanish

The English phrase ‘great grandchildren’ is translated into Spanish as bisnietos. The term is used to describe the children of one’s grandchildren.

In Spanish, the English term DVT is translated as TVP. TVP is the acronym used to refer to a blood clot that forms in a deep vein, usually in the leg.

The English phrase “cooking measurements” is translated into Spanish as medidas de cocina.

In Spanish, “can I drink water?” is said as ¿puedo tomar agua? This phrase is a polite request used to ask for permission to drink water.

The English phrase ‘sleep with me’ is translated into Spanish as duerme conmigo.

The English phrase “my heart is yours” is translated into Spanish as mi corazón es tuyo.

The English word ‘thrift’ can be translated into Spanish using several terms depending on the context, with ahorro being the default form.

Melinda is the Spanish form of the female given name Melinda. Melinda is a female given name used in Spanish-speaking contexts.

The English phrase “see you in hell” is translated into Spanish as nos vemos en el infierno.

The English phrase “no politely” is expressed in Spanish as No, gracias.