Spanish

To say “a guy is cute” in Spanish, you say un chico es lindo. This phrase is used to describe a man or boy who is physically attractive or charming.

The English word ‘teal’ can be translated into Spanish as azul petróleo or verde azulado.

In Spanish, the word for loaf is hogaza. While pan is the general term for bread, it is often used to mean a single loaf in casual speech.

To tell in Spanish is decir. decir is used when you are conveying words or specific information to someone.

The Spanish phrase for “not that” is eso no. This phrase is used to indicate that a specific object or idea is not the one being referred to.

The phrase peligro de extraños is the Spanish way to express the concept of stranger danger.

To stall (meaning to employ delaying tactics) in Spanish is andar con rodeos.

hola Victoria is the Spanish way to say “hi victoria”. This phrase is a friendly greeting used to say hello to a person named Victoria.

Williams is the Spanish form of the English surname Williams, meaning “son of William”. When used as a surname, ‘Williams’ remains the same in Spanish.

The English phrase “christmas ornament” is translated into Spanish as adorno navideño.