Spanish

The Argentine way to say “what are you looking at?” is ¿Qué mirás? It uses the vos form of the verb and sounds blunt, like a challenge.

The Spanish word for enterovirus is enterovirus. enterovirus is a noun used to refer to a virus of the genus Enterovirus.

In Spanish, ‘here you go’ is expressed as aquí tienes. The phrase is used when handing something to someone.

The English phrase “black coffee” is translated into Spanish as café solo.

The English phrase “are you english?” is translated into Spanish as ¿Eres inglés? This phrase is used to ask if someone is English.

In Spanish, to opt is translated as optar. The verb optar is used to express the act of choosing or selecting a specific path or alternative.

The English phrase “bellies” is translated into Spanish as barrigas.

The English phrase “live far away” is translated into Spanish as vivir lejos.

In Spanish, the English phrase ‘stuffed’ (meaning full after eating) is expressed as lleno.

The English phrase “steak” can be translated into Spanish as filete. These words refer to a slice of beef.