Spanish

In Spanish, quería means “I wanted”. quería is used to describe a desire or intention in the past.

The English phrase “stupid monkey” is translated into Spanish as mono estúpido.

To hack (to gain illegal access to a computer network) in Spanish is hackear.

The English phrase ‘common dandelion’ is translated into Spanish as diente de león. The term refers to the most common and well-known type of dandelion.

‘of the’ in Spanish is expressed by the contraction del. The phrase is a combination of the preposition ‘of’ and the definite article ‘the’.

adiós, chico is the Spanish way to say ‘bye boy’. This phrase is used as an informal way to say goodbye to a male child or a young man.

The English phrase ‘oh, that’s good’ is expressed in Spanish as ah, qué bien.

To say “walk please” in Spanish, use camine, por favor. This phrase is used as a polite request for someone to start moving or to continue walking.

In Spanish, ‘on’ is translated as en. The preposition en is used to indicate that something is positioned at or resting against the outer surface of.

hola, mi nombre es Freya is how you say “hello, my name is freya” in Spanish. This phrase is a greeting used to introduce yourself to another person.