Spanish

The English phrase “I learned” is translated into Spanish as aprendí. aprendí is used to express that someone acquired knowledge or a skill in the past.

In Spanish, “much more” is said as mucho más. The phrase mucho más is used to indicate a significantly greater amount or degree of something.

The English phrase ‘college of’ is translated into Spanish as facultad de.

The English phrase ‘wombat’ is translated into Spanish as vombátido. This term refers to the marsupial known as a wombat.

The English phrase “I overslept” is translated into Spanish as Me quedé dormido. This phrase is used to explain that you slept longer than you intended to.

There is no single word. In Mexico a rubber band is a liga, in Spain it is a goma elástica or just goma, and in Colombia people say caucho.

The English phrase “percentage” is translated into Spanish as porcentaje. The word porcentaje is a masculine noun used to refer to a part of a whole.

In Spanish, ‘business major’ is translated as administración de empresas.

To honk the horn in Spanish is to tocar la bocina.

The English phrase crown molding is translated into Spanish as moldura de corona. This term refers to the molding between ceiling and wall.