Spanish

The English phrase “I am Scottish” is translated into Spanish as soy escocés. This phrase is used to state that a person comes from Scotland.

The English phrase dolls is translated into Spanish as muñecas. Muñecas is the general term for dolls in Spanish.

In English, the phrase “tenant improvement” is translated into Spanish as mejoras del inquilino.

The English phrase “gas furnace” is translated into Spanish as caldera de gas.

In Spanish, “they went” is translated as fueron. This is the past tense of the verb go, used to describe moving from one place to another.

The Spanish phrase for “medium well” is tres cuartos. In a restaurant setting, tres cuartos is the standard way to request a steak cooked to medium-well.

The classic Argentine way to say “hey” is Che. It gets someone’s attention or opens a conversation. Ey works too, and hola is the neutral option.

In Spanish, longer is expressed as más largo. Used to describe something that has a greater physical length than something else.

The abbreviation ‘qb’ refers to the English term quarterback in Spanish.

The English phrase “you’re my queen” is translated into Spanish as Eres mi reina.