Spanish

Bienvenidos a nuestra casa is the Spanish way to say “welcome to our home”.

The Spanish word for hem is dobladillo. A hem refers to the border of an article of clothing that has been doubled back and stitched together.

The English phrase “mink coat” is translated into Spanish as abrigo de visón.

The Spanish phrase for “are you there?” is ¿estás ahí?

The English phrase “see it” is translated into Spanish as verlo. In formal, professional or academic contexts, you might use Observarlo instead.

Jumex is the Spanish name for a brand of fruit-flavored drinks from Mexico. Jumex refers to a specific brand of beverages.

The English phrase “I want that” is Quiero eso in Spanish. Quiero eso is a direct statement of desire.

The English phrase ‘see you tomorrow morning’ is translated into Spanish as Nos vemos mañana por la mañana.

The English phrase “do you have a dog?” is translated into Spanish as ¿tienes un perro? This phrase is used to inquire whether a person owns a dog.

The Spanish word for martyr is mártir. mártir is a masculine noun referring to one who sacrifices their life for an important cause.