Spanish

Laos is the Spanish name for the country Laos in Southeast Asia. Laos is used to refer to the nation located in Southeast Asia.

In the Dominican Republic you say Espera or Espérate to tell someone to wait. Un momentito is a polite “just a moment”.

Avios is the Spanish term for the loyalty reward points used by members of the British Airways Executive Club.

The English phrase “my favorite” is translated into Spanish as mi favorito.

In Spanish, hydrogen peroxide is called agua oxigenada or peróxido de hidrógeno. Both terms refer to the chemical compound H2O2.

The English phrase ‘to drain’ is translated into Spanish as drenar. drenar means to remove liquid from a place or object by letting it flow away.

The Spanish particle eh can be used to mean ‘eh’ (as a request for repetition or clarification).

Dominicans greet each other with ¿Qué lo qué?, a casual “what’s up” typical of the Dominican Republic.

An airplane ticket in Spanish is boleto de avión. This phrase refers to the document that grants a person the right to travel on a specific flight.

Genevieve is translated into Spanish as Genoveva. Genoveva is a feminine given name used to represent the name Genevieve in Spanish.