Spanish

The Spanish phrase quien means ‘who’. quien is used as a relative pronoun meaning ‘who’ or ‘whom’ to connect clauses.

The Spanish phrase for “week of” is semana de.

The English phrase “thou mayest” translates to Spanish as puedes.

To say ‘get into bed’ in Spanish, use métete en la cama. The phrase meterse en la cama is an informal way to say ‘get into bed’ in Spanish.

The Spanish phrase for “uncle and aunt” is tíos. tíos is a collective term used to describe the brothers and sisters of one’s parents and their spouses.

In Spanish, “got you” is translated as te tengo. The phrase is used to indicate that you have physically caught or captured someone.

The English phrase “lamb meat” is translated into Spanish as carne de cordero.

The English word “determined” is translated into Spanish as determinado.

In Ecuador “beautiful” is usually hermoso or hermosa. In daily talk lindo, linda and bonito are just as common.

The Spanish phrase for “I hate someone” is odio a alguien.