Spanish

The English phrase ‘lubricating jelly’ is translated into Spanish as gel lubricante.

The Spanish word for “hug” is abrazo. A abrazo is a physical, affectionate embrace.

The English word journey is translated into Spanish as viaje. Spanish uses different words for journey depending on the specific nature of the movement.

The Spanish equivalent of the English name George is Jorge. Jorge is a male given name.

The English phrase “do you speak spanish?” is translated into Spanish as ¿hablas español?

The English phrase “you have my heart” is expressed in Spanish as tienes mi corazón. This expression is used to tell someone that you love them deeply.

The English phrase “welcome everyone” is translated into Spanish as bienvenidos a todos.

The Spanish word for peacock is pavo real. The term refers to the pheasant of the genera Pavo and Afropavo.

In Spanish, “no such luck” is translated as no hay tanta suerte.

In Canarian Spanish “hello” is Hola, and Buenas is a short greeting used at any time of day. The words are the same as in Spain, but the accent is softer.