Spanish

The English phrase ‘standards’ is translated into Spanish as estándares.

The English phrase “how is your mother” is translated into Spanish as ¿cómo está tu mamá?

The feminine form of English is inglesa. It describes a woman from England or any feminine noun, as in una mujer inglesa and la comida inglesa.

The English phrase ‘rock and roll’ can be expressed in Spanish as rocanrol or rock and roll. Both forms refer to the musical style of rock and roll.

The English phrase “bucket list” can be translated into Spanish as lista de cosas que hacer antes de morir.

The English word ‘wasted’ can be translated to Spanish as borracho. borracho is used to describe someone who is very drunk or stoned.

The English phrase “something funny” is translated into Spanish as algo gracioso. algo gracioso refers to something that causes laughter or amusement.

The English phrase “I need a break” is translated into Spanish as Necesito un descanso. Necesito un descanso is used to express that you need a break.

The Spanish word for attending is asistiendo. The verb asistir is the most common and generic way to express attending something in Spanish.

The English phrase “eggroll” is translated into Spanish as rollo de primavera.