Spanish

To boycott in Spanish is boicotear. The verb means to abstain from dealing with a person or organization as a form of protest.

The English phrase lgbt refers to the Spanish adjective for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender or transsexual.

The Spanish phrase for “I am at” is Estoy en. Estoy en is a common way to express “I am at” in Spanish to state your current physical location.

To log in in Spanish, you can use iniciar sesión. The phrase is used to describe the act of gaining access to a computer system.

The English word ‘open’ is translated into Spanish as abierto. As an adjective, abierto describes something that is not closed.

The English phrase “video card” is translated into Spanish as tarjeta de video. This term refers to a display adapter used in computing.

The Spanish word for mayor is alcalde. The term for a leader of a city varies depending on the country and the specific administrative context.

The English word ornament is translated into Spanish as adorno. adorno refers to an element of decoration.

The English phrase “main bedroom” is translated into Spanish as dormitorio principal.

The English phrase “can I place an order?” is translated into Spanish as ¿puedo hacer un pedido?