Spanish

To ask do you need water? in Spanish, say ¿necesitas agua? to someone you know well. ¿necesitas agua? asks whether the person actually needs water.

The English phrase “can you say” translates to Spanish as puedes decir.

To say ‘i like flowers’ in Spanish, use me gustan las flores. Me gustan las flores is a common way to express a general fondness or preference for flowers.

The English phrase “medical chart” is translated into Spanish as historial médico.

The English phrase ‘sweet sixteen’ refers to a coming-of-age party celebrated by a girl on her sixteenth birthday.

In Spanish, winter is invierno. The noun invierno refers to the fourth season, marked by short days and the lowest temperatures.

The Spanish word for religion is religión. Religión refers to a system of beliefs dealing with the soul, a deity or life after death.

The English phrase “white guy” is translated into Spanish as Hombre blanco. Hombre blanco is used to describe a man with light-colored skin.

The Spanish word for “valvula” is válvula.

The Spanish word hermano means “brother.” The primary meaning of hermano is a male sibling who shares the same parents.