Spanish

The English phrase “great taste” is translated into Spanish as gran sabor.

To say something is “cool” in Argentina, people use copado, bárbaro or piola. Genial is the more neutral choice that works everywhere.

In Spanish, “too little” is translated as demasiado poco. The phrase is used to describe an amount or quantity that is not enough for a particular purpose.

dona is the Spanish word for donut. The word dona is a phonetic adaptation of the English word ‘donut’ used in many Latin American countries.

The English phrase ‘top hits’ is translated into Spanish as grandes éxitos.

Home Depot is the Spanish way to refer to the brand name for the home improvement retailer. In many cases, the brand name is used directly in Spanish.

In Spanish, “you’re smelly” is translated as apestas. The phrase is used to tell someone that they have a strong or unpleasant body odor.

Bryce is the Spanish form of the English given name Bryce. Bryce is used as a proper noun for a person’s name.

The English word giraffe is translated into Spanish as jirafa. The word refers to the long-necked mammal.

The Spanish word for warthog is facóquero. facóquero is a noun used to refer to the specific species of wild pig known as a warthog.