Spanish

The English phrase “tough guy” is translated into Spanish as tipo duro.

The English phrase “restaurant name” is translated into Spanish as nombre del restaurante.

neuralgia del trigémino is the Spanish way to say trigeminal neuralgia. This term refers to a neuropathic disorder.

To get up in Spanish is levantarse. levantarse is used to mean ‘to get up’. It is frequently used with de la cama to specify getting out of bed.

The English phrase “your son” is translated into Spanish as tu hijo. The phrase refers to a male child of the person being spoken to.

The English phrase “ready for sleep” can be translated into Spanish as listo para dormir.

In Honduras the usual way to ask “how are you” is ¿Cómo estás? With elders and strangers say ¿Cómo está usted? and with friends ¿Qué tal?

In Chile “grandma” is abuela in standard speech and abuelita when speaking with affection. Younger people also shorten it to abue.

Leví is the Spanish form of the name Levi, referring to the biblical figure and the ancestor of the Levites.

In Spanish, “that was amazing” is said as eso fue increíble.