Spanish

The English phrase ‘want’ is translated into Spanish as querer. The primary way to express a want or intention is with querer.

Portillo is a Spanish surname.

To bluff in Spanish is expressed as blufear. You can use related nouns like farol, bluf or blof to refer to the act of bluffing itself.

The phrase “my birthday is coming up” can be said in Spanish as ya casi es mi cumpleaños.

The English phrase “costa rican” is translated into Spanish as costarricense.

The Spanish phrase for “your loss” is tú te lo pierdes.

The English phrase “I have a bomb” is translated into Spanish as Tengo una bomba.

The English phrase “good eating” is translated into Spanish as buen provecho.

The Spanish word for zip line is tirolesa. A zip line is a cable stretched between two points that a person slides along using a pulley.

The English phrase ‘boy’ can be translated into Spanish as niño.