Spanish

The English phrase “a little crazy” is translated into Spanish as un poco loco.

baja is the Spanish way to say low or decrease. The term baja is commonly used to refer to a low or a decrease in different contexts.

The English phrase “shadows” is translated into Spanish as sombras. sombras refers to the dark areas or shapes produced by an object blocking light.

The English phrase “hi, my name is abby” can be translated into Spanish as hola, mi nombre es Abby.

The English word ‘gladly’ can be translated into Spanish as de buena gana or gustosamente. Both terms are used to describe doing something willingly.

The English phrase “I ate food” is translated into Spanish as comí.

The English phrase “next purchase” is translated into Spanish as próxima compra.

Children and affectionate adults say mami or mamita for “mommy”. The usual word is mamá. Mamita is even softer, with the diminutive ending -ita.

The English word “joined” can be expressed in Spanish as unido.

The English phrase “what do you eat?” is translated into Spanish as ¿qué comes?