Spanish

The English phrase ‘prodigy’ translates to the Spanish prodigio. prodigio refers to an extremely talented person, especially a child.

The English phrase “nothing really” can be translated into Spanish as nada en realidad.

In Spanish, the phrase “monitor” is translated as monitor when referring to a computer display.

The English phrase “I go by” can be translated into Spanish as me llaman.

To call a girl “darling”, say cariño or querida. Cariño stays the same for men and women, while querida ends in -a for a woman.

Juan come pan is the Spanish way to say “juan eats bread”. This phrase describes a person named Juan consuming bread.

The Spanish word for “jaw” is mandíbula. mandíbula refers to the bone that holds the teeth. In an anatomical context, it is used to specify the lower jaw.

The English phrase “hello in the morning” is translated into Spanish as buenos días.

To arrive in Spanish is llegar. The standard way to express reaching a destination is with llegar.

In Spanish, “do you see” can be translated as ¿ves? The phrase is used as a question to check if someone understands what is being said or explained.