Spanish

To strike out in Spanish is poncharse. The verb ponchar is used to express ‘strike out’. The noun form for a strikeout is el ponche.

The Spanish word for stairs is escalera. The term refers to a contiguous set of steps.

Zayden is a given name used in Spanish. Zayden is used as a proper noun to identify a person.

The Spanish word for mushy is sensiblero. The word is used to describe someone or something that is overly sappy, corny or cheesy.

The English phrase “arts and crafts” is translated into Spanish as manualidades. The term refers to handicrafts.

The English phrase ‘let go’ can be translated into Spanish using soltar. The primary meaning is to no longer hold on to something.

The English phrase “I will call you later” is translated into Spanish as te llamo luego.

gracias por hablar conmigo is the Spanish way to say “thanks for talking with me”.

In Mexico people say both coche and carro for “car”, and both are completely normal. Auto and automóvil are also used, mostly in writing and ads.

The English phrase “no regrets” can be expressed in Spanish as sin remordimientos.