Spanish

The English phrase ‘geyser’ is translated into Spanish as géiser. géiser is a masculine noun used to refer to a boiling spring.

The English word ‘seashell’ is translated into Spanish as concha or caracola.

The English phrase ‘nail clippers’ is cortaúñas in Spanish. cortaúñas is a noun used to refer to a nail trimmer.

The usual way to say “shut up” in Puerto Rico is Cállate. It is blunt, so use it only with close people or when you are clearly joking.

Salto Ángel is the Spanish name for the Angel Falls in Venezuela.

Gino is a Spanish male given name. Gino is used as a first name for males. In certain settings, it may be part of a more formal address such as Don Gino.

In Venezuela a cake is a torta. A birthday cake is a torta de cumpleaños.

In Spanish, shed is translated as cobertizo.

The Spanish word for wine glass is copa. copa is a feminine noun used to describe a glass vessel for drinking wine.

To say “reveal yourself” in Spanish, you use revélate. This phrase is a command used to tell someone to show who they are or to come out of hiding.