Spanish

In Spanish, “aunts and uncles” is translated as tíos. The term refers to the siblings of one’s parents.

Slang for nosey includes cotilla in Spain and metiche in Mexico.

The English phrase “corn tortilla” is translated into Spanish as tortilla de maíz. A tortilla de maíz refers to a thin, flat bread made from corn masa.

The English phrase “cold virus” is translated into Spanish as virus del resfriado. This phrase refers specifically to a virus that causes a common cold.

Tessa is the Spanish form of the phrase tessa.

Jayden is a given name used in Spanish. Jayden is used as a proper name for people.

The Spanish phrase for “two of” is dos de. dos de is a phrase used to indicate two items or people from a larger group.

The English word ‘dolly’ (referring to a small truck with a wide roller) is translated into Spanish as zorra.

The English phrase “time for bed” is translated into Spanish as hora de dormir.

The English phrase ‘holiday weekend’ is expressed in Spanish as fin de semana largo.