Spanish

Cheryl is the Spanish form of the English female given name Cheryl. Cheryl is a female given name used in Spanish-speaking contexts.

The most common word for “sweetheart” to a woman is cariño. Other options are mi cielo, mi vida and corazón, and all of them are used for women and men.

The English word ‘hostel’ can be translated into Spanish as hostal, albergue or parador.

The English phrase “stop doing that” is translated into Spanish as deja de hacer eso.

The English phrase “I eat cheese” is translated into Spanish as como queso. A person states that they consume cheese as food.

To say “later” casually, people say Nos vemos, literally “we will see each other”.

The English phrase “what do you have?” is translated into Spanish as ¿qué tienes?

In Spanish, “I belong” is said as pertenezco. This phrase is used to say that a person is a member of a group or is in the right place.

The English phrase “shower handles” is translated into Spanish as llaves de la regadera.

The English phrase “beef brisket” is translated into Spanish as pecho de res.