Spanish

The English phrase “what you want to eat” is translated into Spanish as qué quieres comer.

For family and friends, “I love you” is Te quiero. It is warm and not romantic, while Te amo is saved for a partner.

In Spanish, ‘i love you more than life itself’ is expressed as te amo más que a mi propia vida.

The English phrase ’round up’ translates to Spanish as redondear. redondear is used to mean to collect or gather something together.

The phrase “I read a book” in Spanish is translated as Leo un libro. The phrase Leo un libro describes the act of reading a book in the present tense.

The phrase “do you have homework?” in Spanish is translated as ¿tienes tarea?

The English word ‘architect’ is arquitecto in Spanish. The term refers to a designer of buildings.

In Spanish, “you’re doing great” is translated as lo estás haciendo genial.

The English phrase “is there a problem?” can be translated into Spanish as ¿hay algún problema?

In Spanish, “enjoy your meal” is expressed as Buen provecho.