Spanish

The English phrase “shut up” is translated into Spanish as cállate. These phrases are used to tell someone to stop talking.

The Spanish phrase for “how much is this?” is ¿cuánto cuesta esto? This phrase is a standard way to ask for the price of an object.

The English phrase “single ticket” is translated into Spanish as billete sencillo.

The Spanish phrase for clear coat is laca transparente.

The English phrase “hard words” is translated into Spanish as palabras difíciles.

bhaiya is a Hindi term used in Spanish to address an older brother or a man as a sign of respect.

To say ‘two shots of espresso’ in Spanish, you use dos cafés solos. The phrase is used to order two small servings of strong, concentrated coffee.

The English phrase “wild cherry” is cereza silvestre in Spanish. cereza silvestre refers to the species or the fruit of the Prunus avium tree.

How did you sleep is translated into Spanish as ¿cómo dormiste?

The English word “broker” is translated into Spanish as corredor. A broker is a mediator between a buyer and a seller.