Spanish

The English phrase ‘give rise’ is translated into Spanish as dar lugar.

The English phrase ‘go poop’ is translated into Spanish as ir a hacer caca.

In Spanish, the phrase for “sore legs” is dolor de piernas.

In Spanish, “I loved you” is expressed as te amaba. The phrase te amaba is used to describe a feeling of love that existed continuously in the past.

In Spanish, let’s go can be translated as ¡vamos! The phrase is used as an expression of encouragement or cheer.

The English phrase “rainy weather” is tiempo lluvioso in Spanish. tiempo lluvioso refers to conditions where it is raining or likely to rain.

The English phrase “shocked” is translated into Spanish as impresionado. impresionado is used to describe being surprised, startled or confused.

NOLA is the Spanish abbreviation for the city of New Orleans, Louisiana.

The English phrase “I want a sandwich” is translated into Spanish as Quiero un sándwich.

The English phrase “split the cost” is translated into Spanish as compartir los gastos.