Spanish

ama is the Spanish word for a woman who works as a domestic servant in a private home.

To limp in Spanish is cojear. cojear is used to describe the action of walking with difficulty due to an injury to a leg or foot.

The English phrase “no more pictures” is translated into Spanish as no más fotos. This phrase is used to state that no further photographs should be taken.

In Spanish, guagua can refer to a baby or a small child. The term is used to refer to a baby or a small child in certain Spanish-speaking regions.

The English phrase ‘pop off’ can be translated into Spanish as petarlo.

In Spanish, “just this” is translated as solo esto. The phrase is used to indicate that only the mentioned item or amount is required or present.

The English phrase “capture the flag” is translated into Spanish as capturar la bandera.

The phrase “I can’t speak spanish” is translated into Spanish as no hablo español.

Dishwashing detergent in Spanish is detergente para platos. The phrase refers to a cleaning agent used for washing dishes and cutlery.

The English phrase ‘do you play sports?’ can be translated into Spanish as ¿haces deporte?