Spanish

The Spanish word for “suffix” is sufijo. A sufijo is a noun referring to a morpheme added to the end of a word to modify its meaning.

In Spanish, the phrase for “come upstairs” is sube. This phrase is used as a request or command for someone to move from a lower floor to a higher floor.

The English phrase “come back soon” is translated into Spanish as vuelve pronto.

The English phrase “ew, no” can be translated into Spanish as guácala, no.

In Spanish, “I missed your call” can be expressed as Me perdí tu llamada.

The Spanish phrase for “lesser extent” is menor medida.

Tyshawn is a male given name used in Spanish. Tyshawn is used as a proper noun to identify a male individual.

The English phrase ‘safety pin’ is translated into Spanish as imperdible, seguro, alfiler or gacilla.

The English phrase “shapes” is translated into Spanish as figuras. figuras is used when referring to geometric or distinct shapes.

The English phrase ‘baby bouncer’ is translated into Spanish as hamaca para bebé.