Spanish

Expressions of love are important in any language, and Spanish is no exception. When it comes to telling your mom

The English word squad can be translated into Spanish as escuadra or cuadrilla. A squad refers to a small group of people organized for a purpose.

In Spanish, “I ate your dog” is said as me comí a tu perro. The phrase is used to inform someone that you have consumed their pet dog.

In Spanish, “how is your daughter?” is said as ¿cómo está tu hija?

Damián is the Spanish form of the male given name Damian. Damián is used as a male given name.

The Spanish phrase for ‘put me on’ (in the sense of providing updates) is ponme al tanto.

The Spanish word for “isosceles” is isósceles.

To clap in Spanish is dar palmas. The phrase refers to the physical act of striking the palms of the hands together.

The phrase for “garbage day” in Spanish is día de la basura.

In Spanish, ml is the abbreviation for milliliter, a unit of liquid volume.