Spanish

To say turn that down in Spanish, use bájale a eso. It is a casual request to lower the volume of a radio, television or music.

The English word “petite” can be translated into Spanish as bajita. The term is used to describe a woman who is fairly short and of a slim build.

Karina is a female given name in Spanish.

In Spanish, “I took” is translated as tomé. Tomé is used to express that you took or consumed something in the past, such as a drink or medicine.

In Puerto Rico shoes are zapatos. Sneakers are called tenis, and the same word is used in the plural for any athletic shoe.

To chomp in Spanish is masticar. masticar is the verb used to describe the act of chewing.

The English phrase ‘walkway’ is translated into Spanish as pasarela.

In Chile “pork” is carne de cerdo or simply cerdo. It is the word you will see on menus and in supermarkets.

belleza exótica is the Spanish way to say exotic beauty. A type of beauty that seems unusual or exciting because it comes from a distant, foreign country.

In Spanish, “I finished” is expressed as terminé. The phrase is used to state that a person has completed a task or activity.