Spanish

The English phrase “clowns” is translated into Spanish as payasos. The word can also be used figuratively to call someone a fool or a joke.

The English word “stork” is translated into Spanish as cigüeña. cigüeña refers to the large wading bird of the family Ciconiidae.

The English phrase “it was good to see you” is translated into Spanish as fue un gusto verte.

The English phrase ‘student intern’ is translated into Spanish as pasante.

In Spanish, the phrase “can I have candy” is expressed as ¿me das un caramelo? This phrase is used to request a piece of candy from someone.

The English phrase “monsters” is translated into Spanish as monstruos. The word refers to imaginary creatures that are typically frightening or unnatural.

The English word sedimentary translates to Spanish as sedimentario. sedimentario is an adjective used to describe something that is composed of sediment.

The English name Alfred is translated into Spanish as Alfredo. Alfredo is a masculine given name used for males.

The phrase for the Lone Ranger in Spanish is El Llanero Solitario.

The English phrase “I wake up” is translated into Spanish as Me despierto.