Spanish

The English phrase “shut up monkey” is translated into Spanish as cállate mono.

The English phrase ‘take out box’ is translated into Spanish as caja para llevar.

The Spanish word for dessert is postre. The word postre refers to a sweet confection served as the last course of a meal.

To ask “When will you be here?” in Spanish, say ¿Cuándo llegas? It is the natural way to ask someone when they will arrive.

In Spanish, diez y cincuenta is used to say ‘ten fifty’. This phrase is a way to state the time when it is ten hours and fifty minutes.

The English phrase “turkey wattle” is translated into Spanish as carúncula. carúncula refers to the fleshy, red skin that hangs from the neck of a turkey.

Erin is a female given name in Spanish. The name is used as a female given name.

The English phrase “happy ending” is translated into Spanish as final feliz.

The English phrase “can I get v-bucks?” is translated into Spanish as ¿puedo comprar pavos?

In Costa Rica a guest is welcomed with Bienvenido for a man and Bienvenida for a woman. Hosts often add Pase adelante to invite you in.