Spanish

The English phrase “my name is julia” is translated into Spanish as me llamo Julia. This phrase is used to introduce yourself by stating your name.

The English phrase “walk-ins welcome” is translated into Spanish as se atiende sin cita.

In Spanish, “go now” is expressed as vete ya. The phrase is an imperative used to tell someone to leave immediately.

The Spanish word for legs is piernas. piernas refers to the parts of the body that a person or animal uses for standing and walking.

arriba is the Spanish word for up or above. The word arriba is used to indicate a higher position or a direction moving upward.

pienso is the Spanish way to say “I think”.

equipo médico duradero is the Spanish way to say durable medical equipment.

The Spanish phrase for bed sheets is sábanas. The term refers to large pieces of fabric used to cover a mattress.

The English phrase boogeyman is translated into Spanish as el coco.

Chávez is the Spanish form of the surname Chavez. Chávez is a common Spanish surname.