Spanish

Shirley is the Spanish form of the English female given name Shirley.

The English phrase “did you see?” is translated into Spanish as ¿viste? This phrase is used to ask if someone noticed or witnessed a specific event.

The Spanish phrase for ‘you forgot about me’ is te olvidaste de mí. This phrase is used to tell someone that they have failed to remember or consider you.

To call a man handsome in Puerto Rico you can say guapo or lindo, and the flirty papi chulo is also heard. Guapo and lindo are friendly compliments.

Croatia in Spanish is Croacia. Croacia is the name of the country located in Europe.

The English word demolition is translated into Spanish as demolición or derribo. Both terms refer to the action of destroying or knocking down a structure.

The English word ‘subject’ can be translated into Spanish in several ways depending on the context. The default form is sujeto.

The English word “little” is translated into Spanish as pequeño. Pequeño is used to describe something that is small in physical size.

To say ‘sit still’ in Spanish, you say quédate quieto. The phrase is used to instruct someone to remain motionless.

The English phrase “are you cold?” is translated into Spanish as ¿tienes frío? This phrase is used to ask if someone feels a low temperature.