Spanish

In Spanish, “I am argentinian” is said as soy argentino. This phrase is used to identify yourself as a citizen or national of Argentina.

To sleep in Spanish is dormir. The primary verb for the act of resting in a state of reduced consciousness is dormir.

To blow a kiss in Spanish, use mandar un beso. This phrase describes the action of kissing one’s hand and blowing toward the recipient.

Lois is a female given name in Spanish. Lois is used as a female given name.

Dulcinea del Toboso is said roughly “dool-see-NEH-ah del toh-BOH-soh”. She is the lady Don Quixote loves in Cervantes’s novel.

The Spanish word for ‘date’ (a point in time) is fecha. fecha is a feminine noun used to refer to a specific point in time.

The English phrase ‘perseverance’ is translated into Spanish as perseverancia.

The English phrase “I love you forever and always” is translated into Spanish as Te amo por siempre y para siempre.

The English phrase “tongue in cheek” can be translated into Spanish as con segundas.

The Spanish word for azalea is azalea. This feminine noun refers to the azalea plant.