Spanish

The English phrase “hey sis” can be translated into Spanish as hola hermana.

The English phrase “do you like music?” is translated into Spanish as ¿Te gusta la música?

The English phrase “socks off” is translated into Spanish as sin calcetines. This phrase is used to describe the state of not wearing socks on the feet.

The phrase Emilio is the Spanish form of the name Emilio. In formal contexts, the name Emilio is used as is.

To juggle in Spanish is to say hacer malabarismos. This phrase describes the act of manipulating objects artistically.

The English phrase ‘cracker’ can be translated into Spanish as galleta de agua, galleta salada or saltina.

The phrase ‘what grade’ in Spanish is translated as ¿en qué grado? This phrase is a question used to ask which year of school a student is currently in.

The English phrase “you look tired” is expressed in Spanish as tienes mala cara.

The Spanish word for acts is actos. In a legal or formal context, actos refers to deeds, actions or formal occurrences.

Rosa is a female given name in Spanish. Rosa is used as a proper female name.