Spanish

PSA is the Spanish abbreviation for a public service announcement. The term refers to a message intended to help the general public.

To say ‘someone is from Cuba’ in Spanish, use es de Cuba. The phrase es de Cuba is used to state that a person’s country of origin is Cuba.

The English phrase “rice with beans” is translated into Spanish as arroz con frijoles.

The English phrase “give me a second” is translated into Spanish as dame un segundo.

The English phrase knockout is translated into Spanish as nocaut.

In Spanish, early release is translated as liberación anticipada.

jamya is a Spanish phrase. The name is used in various greetings to address a person named Jamya.

The phrase letra erre is how you say “letter r” in Spanish. This phrase refers specifically to the eighteenth letter of the English alphabet.

Jaida is a female given name in Spanish.

The English phrase “my partner in crime” can be translated into Spanish as Mi cómplice.