Spanish

Charcoal in Spanish is carbón. The word carbón is the standard term for both charcoal and coal.

The English phrase “poor baby boy” can be translated into Spanish as pobrecito.

The English word “attire” can be translated into Spanish as atuendo. These terms refer to one’s dress or clothes.

The English phrase “red velvet cake” is translated into Spanish as pastel de terciopelo rojo.

In Spanish the hot dog is called perro caliente in Colombia and Venezuela, pancho in Argentina and Uruguay and perrito caliente in Spain.

The English word ‘dealership’ is translated into Spanish as concesionario.

The English name Alexander is translated into Spanish as Alejandro. Alejandro is a masculine given name.

The English word “android” can be translated into Spanish as androide. In Spanish, androide refers to a robot with human form.

To antagonize in Spanish is to antagonizar. The term is used to describe the act of opposing.

The English word ‘stinky’ can be translated into Spanish using several terms, most commonly apestoso.