Spanish

The English word “alpaca” is translated into Spanish as alpaca. The term refers to the camelid animal of the Andes.

The direct way to say “shut up” in Peru is Cállate. It is rude with strangers and elders, and a polite request such as Silencio, por favor is much safer.

The English word debris is translated into Spanish as restos.

The English phrase ‘truck driver’ is translated into Spanish as camionero. The term camionero refers to a person employed to drive a truck.

The English phrase ‘why do you ask?’ is translated into Spanish as ¿por qué preguntas? A question used to ask someone for the reason behind their inquiry.

The Spanish word for the English adjective square is cuadrado.

The English phrase “did you” is translated into Spanish as hiciste. hiciste is a phrase used to ask if someone performed a specific action in the past.

The English phrase ‘to disrupt’ is translated into Spanish as interrumpir. The verb is used to express the act of interrupting or impeding something.

The Spanish phrase for chocolate ice cream is helado de chocolate.

The phrase for “according to the text” in Spanish is según el texto.