Spanish

The phrase “rub me” in Spanish is translated as frótame. This phrase is used to request that someone applies pressure and friction to a part of your body.

In Panama people say Feliz Navidad, the same greeting used across the Spanish-speaking world.

The English word ‘border’ is translated into Spanish as frontera.

In Argentina you introduce yourself with Me llamo followed by your name, or simply Soy. Mi nombre es is also correct and a bit more formal.

The English phrase “happy birthday grandpa” is translated into Spanish as feliz cumpleaños abuelo.

The Spanish word for “says” is dice. dice is used to report words that are being spoken or written by someone.

In Spanish, “tongue out” is expressed as lengua fuera. The phrase describes the state of having one’s tongue protruding from the mouth.

The English phrase “tension rod” is translated into Spanish as barra de tensión.

In Spanish, ‘takes’ is translated as toma. The verb is used to express getting hold of something or moving an object from one place to another.

In Spanish, “I wanted to follow up” is expressed as Quería hacer un seguimiento.