Spanish

In Spanish, ‘just checking in’ is often expressed as solo quería saber cómo estás.

The Spanish word for “covalent” is covalente. The adjective covalente is used to describe something that contains or is characterized by a covalent bond.

In Colombia you say buenas noches for “good night”, and it works as both a greeting and a farewell. To wish someone rest you can say que descanse.

The phrase “you are annoying” in Spanish is Eres molesto. Eres molesto is used to describe someone’s character or a persistent state of being annoying.

The phrase “what language?” in Spanish is translated as ¿qué idioma?

The English phrase slash symbol is translated into Spanish as barra.

The English phrase nickelodeon is translated into Spanish as nickelodeon.

Callum is the Spanish form of the male given name Callum.

Strep throat in Spanish is amigdalitis. The term is used to describe a throat infection.

The English word for rain in Spanish is lluvia. lluvia refers to an instance of particles falling.