Spanish

asada is the Spanish phrase for meat that has been grilled or roasted.

In Spanish, “armed force” is translated as fuerza armada. The term refers to a military organization used by a nation to defend itself or attack others.

In the preterite, “was” is fue from ser or estuvo from estar. For “I was” use fui or estuve. The preterite is for finished events.

The English phrase Liverpool is translated into Spanish as Liverpool. Liverpool refers to the city in England.

To snuggle in Spanish is acurrucarse. The verb is used to describe the act of lying close to another person or thing, hugging or being cosy.

The English phrase “lamb chops” is translated into Spanish as chuletas de cordero.

The English phrase “how much money” is translated into Spanish as cuánto dinero.

To say bumpy road in Spanish, use camino lleno de baches. camino lleno de baches describes a road whose surface is uneven and full of holes.

The English phrase “stickers” is translated into Spanish as pegatinas.

uvas is the Spanish word for grapes.