Spanish

To turn left in Spanish is to say doblar a la izquierda. The phrase is used to describe changing direction by moving toward the left side.

nessa is a Spanish phrase.

The English phrase ‘paper route’ is translated into Spanish as reparto de periódicos.

The English phrase ‘coil spring’ is translated into Spanish as resorte helicoidal. resorte helicoidal refers to a coil spring.

The English phrase ‘no’ is translated into Spanish as no. The most straightforward way to say no in Spanish is simply using the word no.

In Spanish, shelf stable food is translated as alimentos no perecederos.

In Spanish, ‘sorry’ can be expressed in several ways depending on the context, but the most common and general way is perdón.

In Peru fresh corn on the cob, with its large kernels, is called choclo. The general word for the plant and grain is maíz, and toasted kernels are cancha.

Shut up in Spanish is cállate, also used in Cuba. It is rude with most people. Silencio is a neutral way to ask for quiet.

The English phrase “hi coach” is translated into Spanish as hola entrenador. This phrase is a friendly greeting used when speaking to a sports coach.