Spanish

The English phrase “dirty feet” is translated into Spanish as pies sucios. This phrase is used to describe feet that are covered in dirt or grime.

The everyday way to say “bye” in Argentina is Chau. It is spelled with -au there and comes from Italian ciao.

The English phrase ‘middle of nowhere’ can be translated into Spanish as en el culo del mundo. The phrase is used to describe a remote place.

The English phrase ‘great aunt and great uncle’ is translated into Spanish as tíos abuelos.

To rock back and forth in Spanish is mecerse.

The Spanish word for steeping is reposo. In the context of tea or infusions, reposo is used to refer to the period of time the tea is left to steep.

The Spanish word for bears is osos. osos is used to refer to large, heavy mammals characterized by thick fur and short tails.

The English phrase ‘beat up’ is translated into Spanish primarily as apalear.

The English phrase “you are ugly” is translated into Spanish as Eres feo.

In Spanish, “all mine” is translated as todo mío. The phrase is used to state that something belongs completely to the speaker.