Spanish

To tell a girl she is beautiful, say Hermosa. Bonita is lighter, linda is very common in Latin America and guapa is the usual choice in Spain.

The English phrase “I like toes” is translated into Spanish as me gustan los dedos de los pies. This phrase is used to express a liking for toes.

The Spanish word for “none” is ninguno. ninguno is used to indicate that not one person or thing in a group is being referred to.

The English phrase ‘red light green light’ is translated into Spanish as luz roja, luz verde.

The English phrase ‘nursery teacher’ is translated into Spanish as educadora infantil.

In Uruguay the everyday goodbye is Chau. Hasta luego is a neutral choice and Nos vemos means “see you”. Chau is used with friends, family and in shops.

The English phrase ‘shop till you drop’ can be translated into Spanish as comprar hasta no poder más.

The phrase ‘kamusta’ is a way to ask how someone is doing in Spanish.

The English phrase ‘stained glass windows’ is translated into Spanish as vitrales.

To say bye casually in Spanish, use Chao. Chao is a popular way to say goodbye in many Spanish-speaking countries and is the equivalent of Bye in English.