In Spanish, ‘do you want to hang out?’ is said as ¿quieres pasar el rato? This phrase is a casual invitation to spend time with someone for social reasons.
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In Spanish, ‘listen to me’ is said as escúchame. This phrase is used as a request or a command for someone to pay attention to what the speaker is saying.
The English word advocacy can be translated into Spanish in several ways depending on the context.
The English phrase “can we kiss?” is translated into Spanish as ¿podemos besarnos? This phrase is a request for permission or consent to kiss someone.
In Spanish, chard leaves is hojas de acelga. The phrase refers to the edible green leaves of the chard plant.
The Spanish word for ‘anybody’ is cualquiera. Cualquiera is used to refer to any person regardless of who they are.
The English phrase “I need to study” is translated into Spanish as tengo que estudiar.
The English phrase “healing my heart” is translated into Spanish as sanando mi corazón.
The Spanish word for “paintball” is paintball. When participating, you should always use a máscara de protección (protective mask).
In Puerto Rico passion fruit is parcha. The word maracuyá is used in many other countries, and Puerto Ricans understand it.
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