In Puerto Rico people ask ¿Cómo estás? and often say it as ¿Cómo tú estás?, keeping tú before the verb. ¿Qué tal? is a lighter way to ask the same thing.
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The English phrase “green card” (referring to a US work permit) is tarjeta verde in Spanish. The term refers to a US work permit.
The English phrase patent translates to the Spanish word patente.
The Spanish word for input is entrada. In technical contexts, entrada refers to data or information entered into a computer or a system.
Goodbye in Spanish is adiós. The primary way to say farewell is adiós.
The English phrase “my hands are cold” is translated into Spanish as Tengo las manos frías.
To say “beautiful hair” in Spanish, you say pelo bonito. This phrase is used to describe hair that is pleasing to look at.
The English phrase “pole dancing class” is clase de pole dance in Spanish.
The English phrase characters is translated into Spanish as personajes.