Spanish

A rabbit in Venezuela is a conejo, or a coneja for a female. A small rabbit is called a conejito. Conejo is the general word.

The English phrase “touch my toes” is translated into Spanish as tocarme los dedos de los pies.

The Spanish word for “yes” is sí. sí is a particle used to indicate agreement or acceptance.

The English phrase “under the weather” is expressed in Spanish using indispuesto.

The English phrase “little blue pill” is translated into Spanish as pastilla azul.

The English word ‘contest’ can be translated into Spanish as concurso.

The word for “love” in Bolivia is amor, the same as in all Spanish-speaking countries. Cariño means “affection” and is used for softer, warm feelings.

To be sick in Spanish is estar enfermo. The phrase is used to express that someone is ill.

In Puerto Rico “excuse me” is Perdón for a small slip or to get attention. To pass by someone say Con permiso.

In Spanish, long sleeve shirt is camisa de manga larga. Use this phrase to describe a shirt with sleeves that extend all the way to the wrists.