How to Say “Peach” in Puerto Rico (Puerto Rican Spanish)
In Puerto Rico a peach is usually a melocotón. The word durazno is also known and is common in Mexico and South America.
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In Puerto Rico a peach is usually a melocotón. The word durazno is also known and is common in Mexico and South America.
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Bradley is a masculine given name in Spanish. Bradley is used as a masculine given name.
The Spanish word for “condolences” is condolencias. Condolencias is a funeral expression to express sympathy after a death.
The English phrase ‘workout’ can be translated into Spanish as entrenamiento.
The Spanish phrase for underwear is ropa interior. The term refers to clothes worn next to the skin.
In El Salvador you say Buenos días for good morning. A shorter, friendly Buenas is just as common in daily life. Use Buenos días until noon.
The English phrase ‘mandated’ is translated into Spanish as obligatorio. obligatorio is used to translate ‘mandatory’ or ‘compulsory’.
The English phrase “joking around” is translated into Spanish as bromeando.
In Spanish, Moreno is used to describe a person with dark hair and dark skin.
The English phrase “my world” is translated into Spanish as mi mundo.