Spanish

In Spanish, “my name is Emma” is translated as me llamo Emma. The phrase is used to introduce yourself by stating your name.

In Spanish, “do you have change” is said as ¿tienes cambio?

The English phrase “I just graduated” is translated into Spanish as me acabo de graduar.

The English phrase “parachute jump” is salto en paracaídas in Spanish.

Friends say Espérate to ask someone to wait. Aguanta means “hold on”, and in Mexico people say Espérame tantito for “wait a little”.

The English phrase “red chili” is translated into Spanish as chile rojo. chile rojo is primarily used to indicate red chili as a condiment or spice.

The English phrase “baby, I love you” can be translated into Spanish as cariño, te amo.

The Spanish word for bumpy is disparejo, dispar or agitado.

Scrambled eggs in Spanish is huevos revueltos. The phrase refers to eggs that are mixed together and stirred while being cooked.

To withdraw money from the bank in Spanish is retirar dinero del banco. The phrase is used to describe the action of taking money out of a bank account.