Spanish

The English phrase “sharp edges” is translated into Spanish as bordes afilados.

To say “drink it” in Spanish, use bébetelo. The phrase is an imperative used to tell someone to consume a liquid entirely.

In Spanish, “are you going home?” is translated as ¿te vas a casa?

The English phrase “I am reading” is translated into Spanish as estoy leyendo.

In Dominican Spanish a casual “hey” is ¿Qué lo qué?, a very Dominican greeting. To grab someone’s attention you say Oye.

In Spanish, private property is propiedad privada. Propiedad privada refers to belongings owned by individuals.

The English phrase “two thousand” is expressed in Spanish as dos mil. dos mil is the cardinal number used to denote the quantity two thousand.

In Spanish, looking forward is expressed as deseando.

Brown is café in much of Latin America, named after the drink, and marrón in Spain. For hair and eyes people also say castaño.

ayanna is a phrase in Spanish.