Spanish

The English phrase ‘I have a fever’ is translated into Spanish as tengo fiebre. tengo fiebre is a common way to say that you have a fever.

The English phrase “microphone check” can be translated into Spanish as prueba de sonido.

The English word ‘humanist’ is translated into Spanish as humanista. As a noun, humanista refers to a person who believes in the philosophy of humanism.

The English phrase “horse tornado” is translated into Spanish as tornado de caballos.

The English phrase “horse face” is translated into Spanish as cara de caballo.

Giovanni is the Spanish form of the male given name Giovanni. Giovanni is used as a male given name.

To destroy in Spanish is destruir. The primary way to express damaging something beyond use or repair is with destruir.

The Spanish word for nephew is sobrino. sobrino refers to a fraternal or sororal nephew.

To afford in Spanish is said as permitirse. The phrase is used to express that one has enough money or enough time to be able to do or buy something.

The English phrase “school mom” is translated into Spanish as madre del colegio.