Spanish

Kyan is a Spanish proper name used to refer to a person. Kyan is used as a proper noun for a person’s name.

siempre estoy aprendiendo is the Spanish way to say “I am always learning”.

The Spanish phrase for ‘assume’ in the sense of taking on a responsibility is asumir.

To say “take food to go” in Spanish, you use pedir comida para llevar.

The English phrase “that was” can be translated into Spanish as eso fue. eso fue is used to refer to a single, completed action or event in the past.

The English phrase “trailer truck” is translated into Spanish as camión con remolque.

In Puerto Rico you say Buenos días, hermosa to greet a woman with “good morning, beautiful”.

In Spanish, “let me ride you” is translated as déjame montarte. This phrase is used as a request to be on top of someone during sexual activity.

The Spanish phrase for “is that so?” is ¿ah sí? ¿ah sí? is used to express interest or surprise after someone shares new information with you.

The English phrase ‘orange creamsicle’ is translated into Spanish as paleta de naranja y crema.