Spanish

In Spanish, “I love you, dummy” is expressed as te amo, tonto.

To ask “Where does it hurt?” in Spanish, say ¿Dónde te duele? Doctors, nurses and parents ask this to find where someone feels pain.

The English phrase ‘one thousand five hundred’ is translated into Spanish as mil quinientos.

The English phrase “thank you mom” is translated into Spanish as gracias mamá. This phrase is used to express gratitude toward one’s mother.

The English phrase ‘what day is today?’ is translated into Spanish as ¿qué día es hoy? A question used to ask for the current date or day of the week.

To get together in Spanish is reunir. The phrase is used when people meet up, either for social purposes or for more organized gatherings.

The English phrase “traffic cone” is translated into Spanish as cono de tráfico. The term refers to a cone-shaped marker.

The English phrase “safe flight” is expressed in Spanish as buen viaje.

To say “even better” in Spanish, use aún mejor. The phrase is used to describe something that is superior to a previous option or situation.

The English verb “regroup” is translated into Spanish as reagruparse.