Spanish

mucho gusto is the Spanish way to say “nice to meet you”. mucho gusto is a common and versatile way to express “Nice to meet you” in Spanish.

In Spanish, “I could have” is translated as podría haber. This phrase is used to describe a past possibility that did not actually happen.

The Spanish word for bell is campana. The word campana refers to a bell as a percussive instrument.

In Argentina “avocado” is palta. The word aguacate is used in Mexico and Spain and is understood but not used in daily Argentine speech.

In Mexico an earring is an arete, and you usually talk about the pair as los aretes. A larger hoop or dangling earring is often called an arracada.

In Spanish, the English phrase “he is hot” can be expressed in several ways depending on the context, with es atractivo being the default form.

The English phrase ‘although’ is translated into Spanish as aunque. All these forms are used to express a concession, meaning ‘in spite of the fact that’.

In Spanish, the phrase for a bye in an email is saludos cordiales.

The English phrase “human resources” is translated into Spanish as recursos humanos.

To say “enjoy your weekend” in Spanish, you use buen fin de semana.