Spanish

In Chile the usual casual goodbye is Chao, spelled with -ao. It sounds like “chow”. Chileans combine it with other words.

The English phrase “infinitive verb” is translated into Spanish as verbo en infinitivo.

The English phrase “I usually” is translated into Spanish using suelo. The phrase is used to describe an action that a person habitually performs.

ji is the Spanish onomatopoeia for a light or giggling laugh. ji is used to represent the sound of a small, light or giggling laugh in written form.

The English phrase “prepaid card” is tarjeta prepago in Spanish.

The English phrase “I have no money” is translated into Spanish as no tengo dinero.

The English phrase “can I get this” is translated into Spanish as ¿me da esto?

The English phrase ‘clap hands’ is translated into Spanish as aplaudir.

To learn in Spanish is aprender. The most general and widely used translation for ‘to learn’ is aprender.

In Spanish, the word for ‘hung’ is colgado. The word is used to describe something that is attached to a higher point so that it hangs down.