Spanish

prefiero is the Spanish way to say “I prefer”. The term prefiero is used to express that you like one thing better than another.

To answer a girl who said she loves you, say Yo también te quiero or, for a stronger feeling, Yo también te amo.

The Spanish word for dark is oscuro. The adjective oscuro is used to describe something that has an absolute or relative lack of light.

The standard phrase is buenas noches. Friendly alternatives are que descanses, “rest well”, and the playful a mimir.

The English word “galaxy” is translated into Spanish as galaxia.

The English phrase “kick him” is translated into Spanish as patéalo. patéalo is used to strike someone with your foot.

Hanukkah is translated into Spanish as Jánuca, Janucá or Hanukkah. The term refers to the Jewish festival.

In Spanish, the English word ‘villa’ is translated as villa. The term villa most commonly refers to a house used as a retreat.

The phrase Jayleen in Spanish.

In Spanish, COPD is translated as EPOC. EPOC is the term used to refer to chronic obstructive pulmonary disease.