Spanish

In Spanish, “are you good?” is said as ¿estás bien? The phrase is used to ask if someone is feeling well or if they are okay after an accident or mishap.

To count in Spanish is contar. The primary meaning of contar is to enumerate or determine a number.

Jergens is the Spanish name for the brand of skin moisturizers and lotions. This phrase refers specifically to the brand name of skin care products.

To bake in Spanish is to hornear. The verb hornear is used for both the process of baking and the specific act of cooking something in an oven.

The Mexican word for “snacks” is botanas. Savory street foods are antojitos, and bagged chips and similar items are frituras.

leyendo un libro is the Spanish way to say reading a book. The phrase describes the act of looking at and understanding the words in a book.

The phrase arriba o abajo is used to say ‘top or bottom’ in Spanish.

The English phrase “wasp nest” is translated into Spanish as avispero. avispero refers to the physical structure built by wasps to house their colony.

The English phrase “I accept” is translated into Spanish as acepto.

The English phrase “no fun” can be expressed in Spanish as ningún chiste when referring to a matter that is not a joke.