Spanish

The Spanish word for a person who has little or no hair on their head is pelon.

Socks in Guatemala are calcetines. One sock is a calcetín, and a pair is un par de calcetines. Say Me puse los calcetines for “I put my socks on”.

The English phrase glory is translated into Spanish as gloria. gloria refers to honour, admiration or distinction.

In Spanish, the word for pack is paquete. paquete is used to refer to a package or parcel, especially in the context of shipping or mail.

The Spanish word for trachea is tráquea. tráquea refers to the thin-walled, cartilaginous tube that connects the larynx to the bronchi.

In Spanish, the English phrase “sup” is expressed as qué pasa. qué pasa is an informal greeting used to say hello or to ask what is happening.

The English phrase “I hate y’all” is translated into Spanish as los odio a todos.

Braelyn is a female given name used in Spanish.

The Spanish phrase for “no vegetables” is sin verduras. This phrase is used to request that vegetables be left out of a food order.

The English phrase “counting” is translated into Spanish as contando. contando refers to the act of making a count.