Spanish

In Spanish, plan B means “plan b”. plan B refers to an alternative strategy used if the first plan fails.

The English phrase “I like you” can be translated into Spanish as me gustas. Me gustas is typically used to express romantic or physical attraction.

In Spanish, ‘how are you’ can be expressed as ¿cómo está? or ¿qué tal? These phrases are used to greet someone and inquire about their well-being.

The English phrase “payment plan” is translated into Spanish as plan de pagos.

In Spanish, mis is the possessive adjective used to say “my (plural)”. mis is used to show that more than one person or thing belongs to the speaker.

The English phrase “general merchandise” is translated into Spanish as mercancías generales.

The English word ‘bronchitis’ is translated into Spanish as bronquitis. The word refers to the inflammation of the lungs.

April Fool’s Day in Spanish is Día de los Inocentes. This phrase refers to a day dedicated to playing practical jokes or tricks on other people.

In Spanish, “I miss you, babe” is expressed as te extraño, cariño.

The English phrase “couscous” is translated into Spanish as cuscús. The word refers to the pasta of North African origin.