Spanish

The English phrase “you’ve got a big head” is translated into Spanish as tienes una cabeza grande.

The Spanish word for mistake is error. The term error is a universal and common way to say mistake in Spanish.

The English phrase “weird” can be translated into Spanish as raro. These terms are used to describe something that deviates from the normal or is bizarre.

The English verb possess is translated into Spanish as poseer. Poseer is used to express the act of having something as, or as if as, an owner.

The English phrase “sixty-five” is translated into Spanish as sesenta y cinco. sesenta y cinco is used as a cardinal number.

In Spanish, ‘your daughter’ is translated as tu hija. This phrase refers to the female child of the person you are speaking to. The noun hija is feminine.

The English phrase ‘endangered’ is translated into Spanish as en peligro. en peligro is used to mean ‘in danger’ or ‘at risk’.

The English phrase ‘drowsy’ can be translated into Spanish using several forms.

The Spanish word for smallpox is viruela. viruela is a noun used to refer to the infectious disease smallpox.

To clock in is fichar in Spanish. The verb fichar is used to describe the action of beginning or ending your working time.