Spanish

The English word “gadget” can be translated into Spanish as artilugio, aparato or artefacto. All these terms refer to a device or machine.

In Spanish, “do you have a sister” is expressed as ¿Tienes una hermana? This phrase is used to ask if someone has a female sibling.

Lamb is cordero in Argentina, both the animal and the meat. In Patagonia it is famous grilled over an open fire.

The phrase for “good morning to a female” in Spanish is buenos días. A polite greeting used in the morning to address a woman.

The English phrase “where is me” is expressed in Spanish as dónde estoy yo.

Yes in Cuba is sí. Claro means “of course”, and dale means “okay” or “go ahead” in casual talk. Use sí in every situation.

The English name of the Disney character Mickey Mouse can be expressed in Spanish as Mickey Mouse, Ratón Mickey or Ratón Miguelito.

To name the author of a book, song or article, Spanish uses de or por.

The English phrase “you broke” can be translated to Spanish as rompiste.

The English phrase “petty queen” is translated into Spanish as reina mezquina.