Spanish

Reid is a Spanish person’s given name or family name. It can be used to refer to someone’s first name or their surname.

The English phrase ‘omg’ can be translated into Spanish as Dios mío.

The English phrase “swiper, no swiping!” can be translated into Spanish as ¡Zorro, no te lo lleves!

The English phrase unlawful detainer is translated into Spanish as juicio de desahucio.

The English phrase “I like to draw” is expressed in Spanish as Me gusta dibujar.

A large truck in Puerto Rico is a camión. A pickup truck is usually a camioneta.

The English phrase “one hundred and two eggs” is translated into Spanish as ciento dos huevos.

Annette is the Spanish form of the female given name Annette. Annette is used as a female given name.

The Spanish phrase for “geeking” is frikeando.

The word for “address” in Puerto Rico is dirección. For a mailing address you can say dirección postal. You ask ¿Cuál es tu dirección? for a home address.