Spanish

The English phrase “enter” translates to Spanish as entrar.

The phrase “uno reverse card” in Spanish is carta de reversa de Uno.

The English phrase ‘sleeping giant’ is translated into Spanish as gigante dormido.

In Spanish, “your condolences” is expressed as tu pésame.

The Spanish word pupitre means a student’s desk. pupitre refers specifically to the type of desk used by a student in a school setting.

The phrase “did you eat lunch?” is translated into Spanish as ¿almorzaste? This phrase is used to ask if someone has already eaten their midday meal.

To say ‘have a great day’ in Spanish, you use que tengas un gran día.

The Spanish word for ‘destiny’ is destino. destino refers to a predetermined condition, fate or a fixed order of things.

To iron the clothes in Spanish is to say planchar la ropa. The most common and direct way to say “iron the clothes” in Spanish is planchar la ropa.

The English phrase ‘steel toe boots’ is translated into Spanish as botas con punta de acero.