Spanish

The English phrase “clothes hanger” is translated into Spanish as percha. The term percha is used to refer to an individual clothes hanger.

The casual chao is a way to say “bye” in Spanish, borrowed from the Italian ciao. It is widely used in Latin America and also heard in Spain.

The English phrase “chair arm” is translated into Spanish as brazo de la silla.

The English phrase bill of lading is translated into Spanish as conocimiento de embarque.

The English phrase “you’re mexican” is translated into Spanish as eres mexicano.

The English laughter onomatopoeia ‘hahahaha’ is written as jajajaja in Spanish.

The English phrase ‘bridal party’ is translated into Spanish as cortejo nupcial.

In Spanish, “please write it here” is por favor escríbalo aquí.

The English word “civilization” is translated into Spanish as civilización. civilización refers to an organized culture.

Marcia is a Spanish female given name. You may see it used in different ways to express varying levels of affection or respect.