Spanish

The English phrase “civics class” is translated into Spanish as clase de educación cívica.

The English phrase “jazz music” is translated into Spanish as música jazz.

The English phrase “khaki pants” is translated into Spanish as pantalones caqui.

The English phrase “welcome to my room” is translated into Spanish as Bienvenido a mi habitación.

In Peru you greet someone in the morning with Buenos días. The short Buenas is very common in shops and on the street and works at any time of day.

The phrase “I like feet” in Spanish is translated as me gustan los pies. This phrase is used to express a personal preference or attraction toward feet.

The English phrase “twelfth” is duodécimo in Spanish. The term is used to express the ordinal number for twelve.

To touch in Spanish is tocar. The verb tocar refers to the physical act of putting your hand or another part of your body on something.

The Spanish phrase for soy free is sin soja. The phrase is used to describe food products that do not contain any soy ingredients.

The Spanish word for the English phrase “your” is tu.