Spanish

In Spanish, the English phrase collapse is translated as colapso.

The Spanish word for the chocolate spread Nutella is Nutella.

In Honduras you say Hola for hi. Buenas is a short, friendly alternative that works at any time of day. Hola works with everyone.

In Spanish, the phrase “well then” is translated as pues bien. The phrase is used to introduce a new statement or action after a point has been settled.

The English phrase “are you thirsty?” is translated into Spanish as ¿Tienes sed? This phrase is used to ask if someone feels a need to drink water.

The phrase “one more day” in Spanish is un día más. This phrase is used to refer to an additional day added to a specific period of time.

Kierra is a Spanish female given name. Kierra is used as a personal name for females.

The English phrase “can I take your order?” is translated into Spanish as ¿puedo tomar su orden?

The animal is a cabra, and a male goat is often a chivo in Latin America. In Spain estar como una cabra is a slang idiom meaning to be a little crazy.

Paris Saint-Germain in Spanish is París Saint-Germain. This phrase refers to the professional football club based in Paris, France.