Spanish

In Spanish, how pretty is expressed as qué bonito. This phrase is an exclamation used to express admiration for the beauty of someone or something.

The English phrase ‘noted’ can be translated into Spanish as anotado.

The Spanish word for superstitious is supersticioso. The adjective supersticioso is used to describe someone who is susceptible to superstitions.

The English phrase ‘just ignore him’ is translated into Spanish as solo ignóralo.

In Spanish, “I was eating” is expressed as estaba comiendo. This is a statement used to describe an action that was in progress in the past.

In Spanish, hickey is translated as chupetón. A hickey is a bruise-like mark caused by suction.

The English phrase “stupid girl” is translated into Spanish as niña estúpida.

The English phrase “shut up, big head” is translated into Spanish as cállate, cabezón.

The phrase “Czech Republic” is translated into Spanish as República Checa. This phrase refers to the country located in Central Europe.

The English phrase “country roads” is translated into Spanish as caminos rurales.