Spanish

In Ecuador you can say Te quiero or Te amo for “I love you”. Te quiero is used for family, friends and partners, while Te amo is more romantic.

In Spanish, pumpkin seeds is semillas de calabaza. The phrase refers to the edible seeds found inside a pumpkin.

The English phrase “bean picker” is translated into Spanish as recolector de frijoles.

Malabo is the Spanish name for the capital city of Equatorial Guinea. Malabo is used to refer to the capital city of the nation of Equatorial Guinea.

The English word ‘rocky’ can be translated into Spanish as rocoso or pedroso.

In Spanish, the phrase “you can have it” is expressed as te lo puedes quedar.

The English phrase “sharp focus” is translated into Spanish as enfoque nítido.

In Spanish, ‘tentative schedule’ is translated as horario provisional.

In Spanish, blood draw is extracción de sangre. The phrase refers to the process of taking blood from a person’s vein for medical testing or donation.

To say “be right back” in Spanish, you can use ya vuelvo.