Spanish

The English phrase “I do” is translated into Spanish as sí, acepto in the context of wedding vows.

The phrase ‘is that your mom?’ in Spanish is translated as ¿esa es tu mamá?

To go is ir in Spanish. The verb ir is used to describe moving through space, specifically from one place to another.

In Puerto Rico pants are pantalones, always in the plural. Blue jeans are called mahones, a word typical of the island.

The English word policy is translated into Spanish as política. política is a feminine noun meaning a principle of conduct.

The English phrase “tags” is translated into Spanish as etiquetas.

The English word loofah is translated into Spanish as estropajo. A loofah refers to the dried, fibrous interior of a plant used as a sponge for scrubbing.

The English phrase “beef fajita” is translated into Spanish as fajita de carne.

To lie on your back in Spanish is acuéstate boca arriba.

To sing in Spanish is cantar. Cantar is the most commonly used verb to express “to sing” in Spanish.