Spanish

The English word “salmonella” is translated into Spanish as salmonela. The term refers to the bacterium of the genus Salmonella.

In Puerto Rico a banana is a guineo. The word plátano means plantain, a starchy cooking fruit.

The English phrase “shut up” is translated into Spanish as cállate. Cállate is the direct and common way to say “shut up” in an informal setting.

Clark is the Spanish form of the male given name Clark.

To say “my grandparents are in spain” in Spanish, use mis abuelos están en España.

To apply for a job in Spanish is postularse para un trabajo.

The Spanish phrase for change for money is cambio.

To say “send more” in Spanish, you use envía más.

To surround in Spanish can be translated as rodear, cercar or arrodear.

Ángela is the Spanish way to say the female given name Angela. Ángela is a feminine given name.