Spanish

The Spanish word for celibate is célibe. The adjective célibe describes someone who is unmarried or abstaining from sexual relations.

The English phrase “orange juice with pulp” is zumo de naranja con pulpa in Spanish.

To say matzah in Spanish, use matzá, the unleavened flatbread eaten during Passover.

In Spanish, “to you too” is said as a ti también. This phrase is used as a response to return a greeting or a wish to another person.

Keisha is the Spanish form of the phrase keisha.

The phrase x, y, z is used in Spanish to represent the English phrase ‘x y z’.

The English phrase “throws” is translated into Spanish as tira.

The English word “unlike” is translated into Spanish as a diferencia de. a diferencia de is a formal phrase used to emphasize dissimilarities.

The English phrase ‘temper’ can be translated into Spanish as temperamento.

The English phrase “slay, bestie!” can be translated into Spanish as ¡arrasaste, amiga!