Spanish

The English phrase “I have school” is expressed in Spanish as tengo clases. This phrase is used to say that one has scheduled lessons or classes to attend.

The English phrase ‘whom’ is translated into Spanish as quien. quien is used as a relative pronoun.

The letter R is called erre in Spanish, said roughly “EH-rreh”.

Día de la Marmota is the Spanish translation for the English phrase groundhog day.

The English word yarn can be translated into Spanish as hilaza or estambre.

The English word ‘dome’ is translated into Spanish as domo. The term refers to an architectural dome.

The English phrase “crisps” is translated into Spanish as patatas fritas.

The English phrase “cut out shapes” is translated into Spanish as recortar figuras.

The English phrase “so tired” is translated into Spanish as tan cansado.

In Spanish, the phrase to say “I have a cough” is tengo tos. You use this phrase to state that you are experiencing a cough.