Spanish

To dislike something in Spanish, you can use several expressions depending on the context, with no gustar being the default form.

The English phrase “my future wife” is translated into Spanish as mi futura esposa.

The English phrase ‘rematch’ is translated into Spanish as revancha. The term refers to a second contest between the same opponents, a return game (noun).

In Spanish, “I forgot my keys” is said as olvidé mis llaves. This phrase is used to state that you have failed to remember to bring your keys.

Niyah is a proper name in Spanish used to refer to a person. Niyah is a proper name.

exagerando is the Spanish way to say exaggerating.

In Spanish, the phrase for ‘skip class’ is hacer novillos. The phrase means to intentionally not attend a scheduled school lesson without permission.

The phrase tu clase favorita is how you say “your favorite class” in Spanish.

In Spanish, “are you okay, mom?” is said as ¿estás bien, mamá? This phrase is a question used to ask a mother about her physical or emotional well-being.

The English phrase “you fat pig” is translated into Spanish as cerdo gordo. This is an insulting expression used to mock someone for being overweight.