Spanish

Tristan in Spanish is Tristán. Tristán is used as a male given name.

In Spanish, habría is the way to say “would have”.

The Spanish phrase for air freshener is ambientador. ambientador refers to a product used to make the air in a room or vehicle smell pleasant.

In Spanish, comadre refers to a godmother or a woman who is the mother of one’s godchild.

The English phrase “sponsor me” is translated into Spanish as patrocíname.

To say hulk in Spanish, meaning a big and possibly clumsy person, use socotroco. socotroco describes a large, heavy person who may move a bit clumsily.

The English word ‘series’ can be translated into Spanish as serie. The noun serie refers to a number of things that follow one after another.

In Mexico “of course” is ¡Claro! in everyday talk and ¡Por supuesto! in more polite speech.

The English phrase ‘plain’ can be translated into Spanish using sencillo, llano or a palo seco.

The Spanish word negro means black person. The word negro translates to ‘black’ in English.