Spanish

The Spanish word for granddaughter is nieta. nieta is a feminine noun used to describe the daughter of someone’s child.

The English phrase “congenital heart defect” is translated into Spanish as cardiopatía congénita.

Romeo is the Spanish way to say the name Romeo, referring to the male protagonist in William Shakespeare’s play Romeo and Juliet.

The Spanish word for “buildings” is edificios.

The everyday word is jefe, and in speech it is also a friendly way to address a man. Jefazo is a stronger, joking version and patrón is common in Mexico.

The phrase “I love this song” in Spanish is me encanta esta canción. This phrase is used to express that you like a particular piece of music very much.

The English phrase “thank you, my dear” can be translated into Spanish as Gracias, mi querido.

In Spanish, “have a good summer” can be expressed in several ways, with buen verano serving as the core phrase for a good summer.

The English name Pinocchio is translated into Spanish as Pinocho. Pinocho is the name used for the character from the fairy tale.

When you are sick, a cold is un resfriado or un catarro. In Spain people also say un constipado, and in Mexico and Colombia gripa is common.