Spanish

The Spanish phrase for “I ride” is monto. monto is used to express that you are sitting on and controlling a horse or bicycle.

To say “I want chocolate ice cream” in Spanish, use Quiero helado de chocolate. This phrase is used to express a desire for chocolate-flavored ice cream.

The phrase “no teeth” is translated into Spanish as sin dientes. sin dientes describes the state of lacking teeth.

The English phrase “crumpled paper” is translated into Spanish as papel arrugado.

Sheila is the Spanish form of the name Sheila.

The English phrase “doors” is translated into Spanish as puertas.

The English word seal is translated into Spanish as foca.

The Spanish word junta can mean a ruling council of a military dictatorship. In a general sense, junta can refer to any board or committee.

In Spanish, “I am over you” is ya te superé. This phrase is used to state that you no longer have romantic feelings for someone following a breakup.

Friday in Spanish is viernes. viernes is a masculine noun used to refer to the day of the week.