Spanish

In Spanish, the English phrase ‘inconsiderate’ is translated as desconsiderado.

The English phrase “yes, you did” is translated into Spanish as sí, lo hiciste.

The Spanish phrase for “I think” is creo que. creo que is used to express a belief or an opinion about something.

The English phrase ‘are you cooking?’ is translated into Spanish as ¿estás cocinando?

The English phrase lovely jubbly can be translated into Spanish as de maravilla.

The English phrase ‘snorkeling gear’ is translated into Spanish as equipo de esnórquel. Equipo de esnórquel is a direct translation for snorkeling gear.

The English phrase “I want takis” is expressed in Spanish as quiero Takis.

In everyday Peruvian talk money is plata. Dinero is the neutral word for writing and formal speech, and the Peruvian currency is the sol, plural soles.

August 31 in Spanish is 31 de agosto. This phrase refers to the last day of the eighth month of the year.

To ask “what year is it?” in Spanish, say ¿En qué año estamos? ¿En qué año estamos? is the natural way to ask the current year.