Spanish

The Spanish word for ordering (in the sense of a commercial request) is pedido. pedido refers to the act of requesting goods or services from a supplier.

To say “my name is Sophie” in Spanish, you use me llamo Sophie. This phrase is used to introduce yourself by stating your name.

The English adjective “sweaty” is translated into Spanish as sudoroso. Sudoroso is used to describe a person or thing that is covered in sweat.

The English word pearlescent is translated into Spanish as perlado.

In Colombia “boy” is niño in standard speech. Colombians also say pelado or pelao in casual talk, and chino in Bogotá and the interior.

The English phrase rat kid is translated into Spanish as niño rata.

The English phrase “compound word” is translated into Spanish as palabra compuesta.

In Spanish, to say “go back to” is volver a. This phrase has two distinct meanings depending on what follows it.

Shayla is a female given name in Spanish.

Welcome to America in Spanish is bienvenido a Estados Unidos. This phrase is a greeting used to welcome someone who has just arrived in the United States.