Spanish

The English phrase ‘master’ can be translated into Spanish as maestro.

The word for bus changes a lot. Cubans and Puerto Ricans say guagua, Chileans say micro, Argentines say colectivo and Mexicans say camión.

The English phrase “black shirt” is translated into Spanish as camisa negra. The phrase camisa negra is used to describe a shirt that is black in color.

The English word ‘tapioca’ is translated into Spanish as tapioca. tapioca refers to the starchy food derived from the cassava plant.

The English phrase “I want” is translated to Spanish as quiero. quiero is used to express a desire or a wish for something.

The phrase “thunder down under” in Spanish is Thunder from Down Under.

The English phrase ‘jam’ is translated into Spanish as mermelada. The term refers to a sweet mixture of fruit boiled with sugar.

In Spanish, “coming back” is translated as volviendo. The phrase is used to describe the act of returning to a place where one was before.

The English word sewage is translated into Spanish as aguas residuales. The term Residuos cloacales refers to waste expelled through the sewer system.

Strawberry jelly in Spanish is jalea de fresa. This phrase refers to a sweet fruit spread specifically made from strawberries.