Spanish

In Spanish, ‘what the heck’ is expressed as qué demonios. It functions as a softer version of more vulgar expressions.

The English phrase “learned” is translated into Spanish as aprendido.

The phrase déjame dormir means “let me sleep” in Spanish. This phrase is used to request that someone stop disturbing you so that you can sleep.

In Spanish, ‘lemon twist’ is expressed as espiral de limón.

The English phrase ‘want to’ is expressed in Spanish using querer. querer is used to express having a desire or wish to do something.

A relaxed way to say “no rush” is Sin prisa. In Argentina and Chile people say No hay apuro, and Tranqui, con calma means “relax, take your time”.

The English phrase “pants off” can be translated into Spanish as sin pantalones.

The phrase ‘change your diaper’ in Spanish is cambiarte el pañal.

The English word “handball” is translated into Spanish as balonmano. The term refers to the team sport known as handball.

The English phrase “shut up, man” is translated into Spanish as cállate, hombre.