Spanish

The English phrase gusty winds is translated into Spanish as vientos racheados.

The English phrase “written up” can be translated into Spanish as reportado.

Camden is the Spanish way to refer to the district in London known for its markets and music scene.

The English phrase “lash line” is línea de las pestañas in Spanish. This phrase refers to the edge of the eyelid where the eyelashes grow.

The Spanish phrase for “do you need” is ¿necesitas? This phrase is used to ask if someone requires something.

In Spanish, valve cover is translated as tapa de válvulas.

The English word womb is translated into Spanish as útero.

To say wsp in Spanish, use q tal. It is the text message form of qué tal, a casual way to ask how someone is doing.

The English phrase tiger claw is translated into Spanish as garra de tigre.

To ask “what’s wrong?” in Spanish, say ¿Qué te pasa? ¿Qué te pasa? asks someone what is bothering them or what is the matter. Said gently it shows concern.