Spanish

To say “do you like football?” in Spanish, use ¿te gusta el fútbol? This phrase is used to ask if someone enjoys the sport of football.

The English word ‘cassia’ is translated into Spanish as casia. casia is a noun used to refer to the plant that is used as a spice.

The English phrase “knees” is translated into Spanish as rodillas. rodillas refers to the joints located between the thigh and the lower leg.

In Spanish, ‘looks’ can be translated as miradas. The term miradas refers to the act of looking or specific glances.

To manage in Spanish is gestionar. Manejar is used when the sense of managing implies physical control, handling a situation or driving a vehicle.

The English phrase ‘cotton swab’ is translated into Spanish as hisopo. A cotton swab is a small wad of cotton wrapped around the end of a small rod.

The Spanish word for ‘moving’ in an emotional sense is conmovedor. Use conmovedor to describe something that causes a person to feel deep emotion.

Pennywise is the Spanish name for the evil clown character from the novel and movies titled It.

The English phrase “what are you doing today?” is translated into Spanish as ¿Qué haces hoy?

In Spanish, equity value is translated as valor patrimonial. The term refers to the total value of a company’s shares available to its shareholders.