Spanish

The English phrase “I have a headache” can be translated into Spanish using me duele la cabeza or tengo dolor de cabeza.

In Spanish, ‘i dislike’ is expressed as no me gusta. The phrase no me gusta is used to communicate that you do not like something or someone.

The letter G is called ge in Spanish, pronounced close to “heh”. The plural is ges. You use ge when you spell a word, for example gato starts with ge.

The Spanish phrase repita, por favor means “repeat, please.” If unsure, use repita, por favor.

The Spanish phrase gauchos refers to gauchos. The term refers to the skilled horsemen and nomadic cattle herders of the South American pampas.

The English phrase “movie room” is translated into Spanish as sala de cine.

Lillian is the Spanish form of the female given name Lillian. Lillian is used as a female given name.

The English phrase “hello mommy” is translated into Spanish as hola mami.

The English phrase “body part back” is translated into Spanish as la espalda.

The English phrase “I’m hungry” is translated into Spanish as tengo hambre.