Spanish

The English phrase “do you smoke?” is translated into Spanish as ¿fumas? This phrase is used to ask if someone has a habit of smoking tobacco.

The English phrase “saltine crackers” is translated into Spanish as galletas saladas.

The English phrase “dressing on the side” is translated into Spanish as el aderezo aparte.

To chat in Spanish is to charlar. To engage in a general conversation, you can use hablar, which is a versatile term.

The English phrase pothole is translated into Spanish as bache. A pothole is a hole in a road.

To ask “how is school?” in Spanish, you say ¿cómo te va en la escuela?

The Spanish word for typhoon is tifón. tifón is a masculine noun used to refer to a hurricane in the Pacific.

The English phrase ‘via’ can be translated into Spanish using several forms, most commonly a través de.

The English phrase bean masher is translated into Spanish as machacador de frijoles.

The Spanish phrase for “because why not” is porque por qué no.