Spanish

To sprinkle in Spanish is to say rociar. The verb is used to describe the action of causing something to fall in fine drops.

The Spanish word for scratched is rayado. rayado is used to describe a surface that has been marked by thin lines or grooves caused by something sharp.

To say pacu in Spanish, use pacú. pacú names several South American freshwater fish related to the piranha. It is a common food fish in the region.

The English phrase “step grandma” is translated into Spanish as abuelastra.

The English phrase “enjoy the food” is translated into Spanish as que aproveche.

To say “I am princess” in Spanish, use soy una princesa. This phrase is used by a person to identify themselves as a princess.

To give up in Spanish is to say rendirse. The primary way to express the idea of stopping, quitting or desisting is through the verb rendirse.

Kitty in Cuban Spanish is gatito for a small or cute cat. The normal word for cat is gato. Gatito is used for kittens and for cats you feel tender about.

The English phrase “I am going to bed” is translated into Spanish as me voy a la cama. You use this phrase to state that you are leaving to go to sleep.

In medicine “tissue” is tejido. It covers muscle, skin, fat and any other body material made of similar cells.