Spanish

Alisa is a female given name in Spanish. Alisa is used as a proper noun to refer to a female person.

A drinking straw is pitillo in Colombia. In Spain it is pajita, and paja is the dried stalk of grain. You ask for one in a café with ¿me regala un pitillo?

In Spanish, “just asking” is translated as solo pregunto.

The English phrase ‘to-do list’ is translated into Spanish as lista de tareas pendientes. The term is used to describe a list of errands.

The English phrase “I want to hold you” is translated into Spanish as quiero abrazarte. This phrase expresses a desire to hug someone.

To say “I have an appointment” in Spanish, use tengo una cita.

The English phrase “hey stupid” is translated into Spanish as oye estúpido.

In Spanish, the English phrase “detailer” is translated as detallador.

The English phrase “I need to learn spanish” is translated into Spanish as necesito aprender español.

To say irresistible in Spanish, use irresistible. irresistible is spelled the same as in English and describes something or someone you cannot resist.