Spanish

The English phrase “king of” is translated into Spanish as rey de. For a more formal way to emphasize a monarch’s role, you can use Monarca de.

The English phrase “you have the wrong number” is translated into Spanish as número equivocado.

The English phrase “make out with me” is translated into Spanish as bésame.

To check blood sugar in Spanish is to medir la glucosa. This phrase is used to describe testing the amount of glucose in the blood using a medical device.

To say ‘keep going straight’ in Spanish, use sigue derecho. A direction given to someone to continue moving forward without turning.

Annika is a female given name in Spanish.

gracias por estar siempre ahí para mí is the Spanish way to say thank you for always being there for me.

In Ecuador you say Gracias for thank you. A traditional Ecuadorian way is Dios le pague, literally “may God repay you”.

A snack in Puerto Rico can be a merienda, a bocadillo or simply a snack, borrowed from English. Merienda is a light meal in the afternoon.

In Spanish, “two fifty” is said as dos cincuenta. This phrase can be used to express the time (2:50) or to state a price (two dollars and fifty cents).