Spanish

The Spanish word for tempo is tempo. In a musical context, tempo refers to the number of beats per minute.

The English phrase “I couldn’t” is translated into Spanish as no pude. This phrase is used to say that someone was unable to do something in the past.

The English phrase ‘hush please’ is translated into Spanish as silencio, por favor.

The English phrase “I like chicken nuggets” is translated into Spanish as me gustan los nuggets de pollo.

The Spanish phrase for “nice one” is bien hecho. bien hecho is used to praise someone for doing something well.

In Spanish, “six forty-five” is said as seis y cuarenta y cinco. This phrase is used to state the time when it is forty-five minutes past six o’clock.

In Spanish, lightsaber is translated as espada láser. The phrase refers to the fictional type of sword found in science fiction.

The English phrase “of course I do” is translated into Spanish as por supuesto que sí. por supuesto que sí is a strong affirmative response.

The phrase ‘can i stay the night?’ in Spanish is translated as ¿puedo pasar la noche?

The English phrase “ovarian cyst” is quiste ovárico in Spanish. quiste ovárico refers to a fluid-filled sac that develops on or inside an ovary.