Spanish

The English phrase “I have a pencil” is translated into Spanish as tengo un lápiz. This phrase is a statement used to say that you possess a writing tool.

In Spanish, the word for web is telaraña. The term telaraña refers to a biological spider web.

The Spanish word for ‘means’ (as in an instrument or condition for attaining a purpose) is medios.

The English word sour is translated into Spanish as agrio. These terms are used to describe something with an acidic, sharp or tangy taste.

To say “how are you (plural)” in Spanish, use ¿Cómo están? This phrase is a greeting used to ask about the well-being of two or more people.

Malia is a female given name in Spanish. Malia is used as a feminine given name.

The English phrase prostaglandins is translated into Spanish as prostaglandinas.

The Spanish phrase for “big facts” is verdades como puños.

The English phrase ‘skin rash’ is translated into Spanish as sarpullido.

In Spanish, the phrase for “I don’t know” is no sé.