Spanish

In Puerto Rico a soft drink is a refresco. People also say soda in casual talk, and both are understood. Ask for un refresco frío in a restaurant.

In Spanish, “do you have water?” is said as ¿Tienes agua? This phrase is used to ask if someone possesses or has access to water.

The English phrase “sound barrier” is translated into Spanish as barrera del sonido.

The English phrase “I eat bread” is translated into Spanish as como pan. This phrase is used to make a statement that the speaker consumes bread as food.

The English word ‘burial’ is translated into Spanish using several terms depending on the context, most commonly entierro.

To live with in Spanish is vivir con. The phrase vivir con is used to express the act of sharing a home or residence with another person.

The English word epic translates to the Spanish adjective épico. Épico is used to describe something extraordinary.

The English word “bulldog” is bulldog in Spanish. The term is used to refer to the specific breed of dog.

The English phrase ‘medium well cooked’ is translated into Spanish as a tres cuartos.

In Spanish, allure can be translated as atractivo. The term refers to the power to attract, entice. The quality causing attraction.