Spanish

To knit in Spanish is tejer. The primary way to express the act of making fabric from thread or yarn is using tejer.

The English phrase “culture of” is translated into Spanish as cultura de.

For romantic love the strongest phrase is Te amo. Te quiero is warmer and more common, and Estoy enamorado de ti means “I am in love with you”.

In Spanish, the English phrase “big man” can be translated depending on whether you mean a man of importance or a man of large physical size.

One is uno in Argentina, the same as in the rest of the Spanish-speaking world. Before a noun it becomes un or una.

The Spanish word for ‘life’ is vida. vida refers to the state of being alive.

The English word epiphany is translated into Spanish as epifanía. The term epifanía refers to an illuminating realization or a sudden discovery.

Kieran is a masculine given name in Spanish. The phrase is used as a masculine given name.

The English phrase “happy mother’s day” is translated into Spanish as ¡Feliz Día de la Madre!

To greet a guy casually, Hola always works. Friends also say ¿Qué tal?, and in Mexico ¿Qué onda? is very common.