Spanish

The English phrase “can we speak english?” is translated into Spanish as ¿podemos hablar en inglés?

The English phrase ‘promise you’ is translated into Spanish as te prometo.

The English phrase “theatre kid” can be translated into Spanish as chico de teatro.

The English phrase “the woman drinks water” is translated into Spanish as la mujer bebe agua.

The Spanish phrase for “look at me” is mírame. This phrase is used as a command to tell someone to direct their eyes toward the speaker.

The Spanish word for zip is cremallera.

The English phrase “I am going to the bathroom” is translated into Spanish as voy al baño.

The word for no in Argentina is no, the same as in standard Spanish. For a stronger no Argentines say ni ahí (no way) or para nada (not at all).

The English word ‘uncle’ is translated into Spanish as tío. tío is the most common term for uncle.

The phrase “you have a beautiful voice” in Spanish is tienes una hermosa voz.