Spanish

The English phrase “what are you doing now?” is translated into Spanish as ¿qué estás haciendo ahora?

The English term balayage can be translated into Spanish as balayage. In the context of cosmetics, balayage refers to a hair coloring technique.

In Spanish, profesora means a female teacher or professor. The term profesora is used to describe a female teacher.

In Spanish, “look at this” is translated as mira esto. The phrase is used to direct someone’s attention to a specific object or piece of information.

The English phrase “your avatar” is translated into Spanish as tu avatar.

Menace II Society is the Spanish title for the English phrase ‘menace 2 society’, referring to the 1993 American crime drama film.

The English phrase “you’re a cracker” can be translated into Spanish as eres un chiflado.

The English phrase “middle school and high school” is translated into Spanish as secundaria y preparatoria.

In Spanish, low rise jeans is jeans de tiro bajo. This phrase refers to pants that sit low on the hips rather than at the natural waist.

In Spanish, “where is the food?” is said as ¿Dónde está la comida? This phrase is a question used to ask for the location of a meal or edible items.