Spanish

The English word “vaping” is translated into Spanish as vapeo.

In Spanish, “are you leaving?” is said as ¿te vas? This phrase is used to ask if someone is departing from a place.

In Spanish, ‘pull forward’ can be translated as avanzar. The verb avanzar is used to describe moving a vehicle or oneself ahead in a forward direction.

The English phrase “very sleepy” is translated into Spanish as muy soñoliento.

The English phrase “burger joint” is translated into Spanish as hamburguesería.

Natasha is the Spanish form of the female given name Natasha. Natasha is used as a proper noun for a female given name.

The English phrase “watching movies” is translated into Spanish as viendo películas.

The English phrase ‘cents’ is translated into Spanish as centavos. centavos refers to the small units of currency that represent fractions of a dollar.

The English phrase air bubble is translated into Spanish as burbuja de aire. burbuja de aire refers to a small pocket of air

In Mexico Te quiero is the everyday “I love you”, and Te amo is stronger and mostly for a partner. Te quiero mucho is a warmer form for family and friends.