Spanish

intro is the Spanish way to say intro. intro is a short form of the noun introducción, used in similar contexts to how the English word is used.

In El Salvador the word for bus is bus. Smaller buses are called microbús. People take the bus or the microbús on set routes.

Guatemala City is translated into Spanish as Ciudad de Guatemala. The phrase refers to the capital of the country of Guatemala.

To answer a boy who says he loves you, say Yo también te quiero. Yo también te amo is the stronger, romantic version and Y yo a ti means “and I love you”.

In Spanish, speechless is translated as sin palabras. The term describes a state of not speaking or not knowing what to say.

The English phrase “ladybug” is translated into Spanish as mariquita.

To say that someone is from Guatemala in Spanish, use es de Guatemala. This phrase is used to state that a person’s country of origin is Guatemala.

The English phrase “I need more bullets” is translated into Spanish as necesito más balas.

The English phrase “yes, baby” can be translated into Spanish as sí, cariño.

The English phrase “easy money” is translated into Spanish as dinero fácil.