Spanish

The Spanish phrase for “you got this” is tú puedes. This expression is used to encourage someone and tell them they are capable of succeeding.

In Spanish, “you’re so pretty” is translated as eres muy bonita.

In soccer a goal is gol, and the goal itself, the frame with the net, is portería or arco in Latin America. Commentators stretch the call into ¡Gooool!

Quiero aprender español is the Spanish way to say “I want to learn Spanish”.

The English phrase “aide” is translated into Spanish as ayudante. An aide is a person who assists someone else in their work or duties.

The English phrase ‘rectus femoris’ is translated into Spanish as recto femoral. This phrase refers to the large muscle located on the front of the thigh.

Arellano is a Spanish surname.

In Spanish, “bye dad” is translated as adiós papá. The phrase is a casual way to say goodbye to one’s father.

The English phrase “the clock is ticking” is expressed in Spanish as el reloj corre.

The Spanish word for idiot is pendejo. The term is used to describe a person of low general intelligence.