Spanish

The English phrase “are you wet” is translated into Spanish as ¿estás mojado? This phrase is used to ask if someone has water on their body or clothes.

The Spanish word cacique refers to a tribal chief in the Spanish West Indies.

The English phrase “gallbladder” is vesícula biliar in Spanish. The term refers to the small organ located under the liver that stores bile.

The English phrase salad greens is translated into Spanish as brotes verdes. The term refers to young, tender leaves used as the base of a salad.

The English phrase “hit close to home” can be translated into Spanish as tocar de cerca.

The English phrase “do you write” can be translated into Spanish as ¿escribes? This phrase is used to ask if someone has the habit or ability to write.

To say comprehensive coverage in Spanish, as in insurance that protects against all risks, use cobertura integral.

In Spanish, the word for nice is majo.

In Spanish, ‘have a beautiful day’ is expressed as que tengas un hermoso día.

The English phrase “how big is it?” is translated into Spanish as ¿de qué tamaño es?