Spanish

The English phrase ‘peculiar’ can be translated into Spanish as peculiar or raro. The word is used to describe things that are out of the ordinary.

The Spanish word for ‘horror’ is horror. horror is a masculine noun meaning intense distressing fear or repugnance.

The English phrase “north pole” is Polo Norte in Spanish. Polo Norte is the standard term used to refer to the northernmost point on Earth.

The English phrase “I eat food” is translated into Spanish as como comida. This phrase is a statement used to express that someone is consuming food.

The English phrase “honey wine” is translated into Spanish as hidromiel.

To snitch in Spanish is chivatear. The verb chivatear refers to the act of snitching or tattling.

In Puerto Rico you say Gracias for “thank you”. Add Muchas for “thank you very much”. The usual reply is De nada or Con gusto.

Starbucks is the Spanish name for the coffee shop chain Starbucks. Starbucks is used to refer to the brand itself.

To say “listen to your teacher” in Spanish, use escucha a tu profesor.

To say ‘to call (someone) on the telephone’ in Spanish, you use telefonear. The phrase describes the action of contacting someone using a telephone.