Spanish

To worship in Spanish is to adorar. The verb adorar means to honor and adore, especially as a deity.

The English phrase whammy bar is translated into Spanish as palanca de trémolo.

A very Uruguayan way to say “cool” is Bárbaro. Buenísimo and genial are also common and understood everywhere.

The Spanish word for scribe is escriba. escriba refers to a person who writes, specifically a scribe, often in a historical or professional context.

In Spanish, ‘rolling your eyes’ is expressed as poner los ojos en blanco.

The English word ‘bunion’ is translated into Spanish as juanete. juanete is the most common term used for bunions in Spanish.

The English phrase ‘american history’ is translated into Spanish as historia estadounidense.

The English phrase “good cook” is translated into Spanish as buen cocinero. This phrase describes a person who possesses skill in preparing food.

The English phrase ‘balance sheet’ is translated into Spanish as balance general.

To say “I am coeliac” in Spanish, you use Soy celíaco.