Spanish

In Spanish, please allow is translated as por favor permita. This phrase is a polite way to ask for permission to do something.

To say “I have a pet dog” in Spanish, use tengo un perro. This phrase is a statement used to say that you own a dog as a companion animal.

The English phrase “stop eating” translates to Spanish as dejar de comer. This phrase is used to express the cessation of the act of consuming food.

Beekeeping in Spanish is apicultura. The term apicultura refers to the practice of raising bees.

cucuy is the Spanish word for the boogeyman. The phrase is most commonly used in an informal context by parents to warn children.

The English phrase “see you sunday” is translated into Spanish as nos vemos el domingo.

The English phrase “body language” is translated into Spanish as lenguaje corporal.

In Puerto Rico the fruit called an orange is china. The word naranja is the standard Spanish word, and the color is anaranjado.

The English word menopause is menopausia in Spanish. The word refers to the ending of menstruation.

In Spanish, the phrase “can we get” is expressed as ¿podemos pedir?