Spanish

The English phrase coconut milk is translated into Spanish as leche de coco.

The English phrase “rainy day” is translated into Spanish as día lluvioso. día lluvioso is used literally to describe a day characterized by rain.

The English phrase “and yours” can be said in Spanish as y el tuyo. This phrase is used as a shorthand response to avoid repeating a noun.

Al fresco dining in Spanish is comer al aire libre.

In Mexico “blueberries” are arándanos. The word is masculine and you usually use it in the plural: los arándanos.

The English phrase “how was your day?” can be said in Spanish as ¿Cómo estuvo tu día? ¿Cómo estuvo tu día?

In Mexican Spanish a queen is a reina. The word is the same everywhere in Spanish, and Mexico uses it for royalty, beauty pageants and playing cards.

To prepare in Spanish is preparar.

The English phrase “drinking glass” is translated into Spanish as vaso. The term vaso pequeño means “small glass”.

Vargas is a Spanish surname. Vargas is used as a proper noun to denote a family name in Spanish-speaking cultures.