Spanish

The English phrase “at least” can be translated into Spanish in several ways, with the default form being al menos.

The Spanish word for explorer is explorador. The term refers to a person who by expedition seeks new information (noun).

Rayshawn is the Spanish form of the English given name Rayshawn. This is a proper noun used as a person’s given name.

The English phrase “I love you, darling” is translated into Spanish as Te amo, cariño. This phrase is used to express deep, romantic or profound love.

To knock on the door in Spanish is tocar a la puerta.

The Spanish phrase for walk-in clinic is clínica sin cita previa.

The Spanish word for ‘you’ is translated as tú, usted or vos. These words are used as subject pronouns to address the person being spoken to.

The English phrase “stop throwing” is translated into Spanish as deja de tirar.

The English phrase “what is there to eat?” is translated into Spanish as ¿qué hay de comer? This phrase is used to ask what food is available for a meal.

Bravery in Spanish is translated as braveza.