Spanish

In Spanish, me desperté is the way to say i woke up. The phrase is used to state that a person has stopped sleeping.

The English phrase ‘pain’ is translated into Spanish as dolor. dolor refers to an ache or bodily suffering.

The English word ‘poinsettia’ is translated into Spanish as flor de Pascua. This noun refers to the poinsettia plant.

The English phrase “my boss” is translated into Spanish as mi jefe.

The Spanish phrase for “from english” is del inglés.

In Spanish, mi hijo means “my son.” The phrase is used by a parent to refer to their male child.

To part my hair in Spanish is partirme el pelo.

The English phrase “smile like you mean it” can be translated into Spanish as sonríe como si lo sintieras.

The English word “scars” is translated into Spanish as cicatrices. cicatrices refers to the marks left on the skin after an injury or wound has healed.

The English word “dynasty” is dinastía in Spanish. dinastía is a feminine noun used to describe a series of rulers or dynasts from one family.