Spanish

The English phrase ‘takeout’ (referring to food) is translated into Spanish as para llevar.

The Spanish interjection bravo is used to say ‘Bravo!’.

te quiero ahora is the Spanish way to say “I want you now”.

In Spanish, “how old are you?” is translated as ¿cuántos años tienes? This phrase is used to ask a person about their age.

The English phrase ‘medical school’ is translated into Spanish as facultad de medicina.

Lactic acidosis in Spanish is acidosis láctica. This phrase refers to a medical condition where too much lactic acid builds up in the body’s bloodstream.

The English phrase “did you get it?” can be translated into Spanish as ¿lo entendiste?

pato is the Spanish word for duck. The term refers to a water bird characterized by a broad beak and webbed feet.

To say “keep running” in Spanish, you use Sigue corriendo. The phrase is used to continue the act of running without stopping.

The English word ‘slippers’ is translated into Spanish as pantuflas. pantuflas refers to soft shoes worn inside the house for comfort.