Spanish

juro lealtad is the Spanish way to say “I pledge allegiance”.

The English phrase “stocks and bonds” is translated into Spanish as acciones y bonos.

The English word ‘sweat’ is translated into Spanish as sudor. Sudor refers to the fluid that exits the body through pores.

The English phrase ‘three forty pm’ is translated into Spanish as tres y cuarenta de la tarde.

The English phrase ‘shelf stocker’ is translated into Spanish as reponedor. The term refers to a person whose job is to put goods back onto store shelves.

The English phrase “dry root” is translated into Spanish as raíz seca.

The English phrase “yes, very good” can be translated into Spanish as Sí, muy bien.

Pillaging in Spanish is saqueo. Saqueo refers to the act of stealing goods from a place, which typically occurs during a war or a riot.

In Spanish, the phrase for “not true” is no es verdad. No es verdad is used to state that a piece of information is incorrect or false.

The phrase “it has been” in Spanish is ha sido. ha sido is used to refer to an event, a characteristic or a completed state.