Spanish

In Honduras you can say tonto for dumb, and it works in any country. More casual choices are bruto and baboso, and both can be insulting.

To get off in Spanish is to say bajarse [with de]. The phrase bajarse de is used for getting off vehicles like buses, trains, cars or bicycles.

The English phrase ‘manta’ refers to a large piece of fabric used for warmth, typically on a bed or when sitting, in Spanish.

The English name Dee is written as de in Spanish when transcribed phonetically.

The English word “wrinkles” is translated into Spanish as arrugas.

In Spanish, no is the word for no. The word no is used as a particle to show disagreement or negation.

The Spanish word for cassava is yuca. yuca refers to the cassava root vegetable.

The English phrase ‘miners’ is translated into Spanish as mineros.

The English phrase “happy new year everyone” is translated into Spanish as ¡feliz año nuevo a todos!

The English phrase “is this right?” is translated into Spanish as ¿está bien?