Spanish

The English phrase “city boy” is translated into Spanish as chico de ciudad. chico de ciudad is used to refer to a male inhabitant of a city.

To say “on the rocks” in Spanish, use con hielo. In a bar or restaurant setting, con hielo is the standard way to request a drink that is poured over ice.

The English phrase “how is your morning going?” is translated into Spanish as ¿Cómo va tu mañana?

The English word ‘yearbook’ is translated into Spanish as anuario. The term refers to a publication compiled by a graduating class.

The English phrase “tonsil stones” is translated into Spanish as tonsilolitos.

he leído is the Spanish way to say “I have read”. This phrase is used to state that someone has completed the act of reading something.

In Spanish, the phrase to say “see you” is nos vemos. The phrase nos vemos is used to say “see you” or to express that “we’ll see each other.”

fotazas is the Spanish way to say great photos.

The Spanish word for supervisor is supervisor. The term refers to a person with the official task of overseeing the work of a person or a group.

The English word ‘cosy’ can be translated into Spanish as acogedor. acogedor is an adjective used to describe something that affords comfort and warmth.