Spanish

Simón dice is the Spanish way to say the children’s game “Simon says”.

In Spanish, “you’re stunning” is estás deslumbrante. This phrase is a compliment used to tell someone that they look exceptionally beautiful or attractive.

The English word “streets” is translated into Spanish as calles. The term calles refers to public roads within a city or town.

To say “may I please use the bathroom” in Spanish, use ¿puedo usar el baño, por favor?

To say “my name is Sophia” in Spanish, use me llamo Sophia. This phrase is used to introduce yourself by stating your name.

The English phrase callipygous can be translated into Spanish as culipronto. This term is used to describe someone with well-shaped or attractive buttocks.

The English word extravagant is translated into Spanish as extravagante.

The English phrase “time for dinner” is translated into Spanish as hora de cenar.

The English word egg is translated into Spanish as huevo. huevo refers to the edible egg of a domestic fowl, or the contents of such an egg used as food.

In Spanish, “there is nobody here” is expressed as no hay nadie aquí. This phrase is used to state that a specific location is currently empty of people.