Spanish

The English phrase “acrostic poem” is acróstico in Spanish. The term refers to a poem where the first letter of each line spells out a word or message.

The English phrase “no more crying” is translated into Spanish as no más llanto.

In Spanish, “good job, guys” is said as buen trabajo, chicos. The phrase is used to praise a group of people for completing a task well.

Ten AM in Spanish is diez de la mañana.

The English word “eyes” is translated into Spanish as ojos.

The English phrase “club soda” is translated into Spanish as agua con gas. Agua con gas refers specifically to carbonated water.

To say goodbye to someone in Spanish is despedirse de alguien. To say a farewell to a person when leaving them.

The English word haze translates to Spanish as bruma. In a meteorological sense, these terms refer to very fine particles suspended in the air.

In Argentina people often ask ¿Cómo andás? or ¿Todo bien? for “how are you”. ¿Cómo estás? is correct everywhere and also heard.

The English word blog is translated into Spanish as blog. In Spanish, a blog refers to a personal or corporate website.