Spanish

The English word ‘man’ is translated into Spanish as hombre. The term hombre is the most standard and widely used word for an adult male human.

The English phrase “one minute, please” is translated into Spanish as un minuto, por favor.

The English phrase ‘understand that’ is translated into Spanish as entiende que.

The Spanish phrase for “what else” is qué más. qué más is used when you want to ask for additional information or more items in a list.

To tighten in Spanish is apretar. The verb apretar is used to mean making something tighter.

The English phrase “bigfoot” is translated into Spanish as Pie Grande. Pie Grande is used to refer to an unidentified, yeti-like animal.

To break in Spanish is romper. romper is used to describe separating something into pieces by force or causing an object to stop working.

To say my favorite color is in Spanish, use mi color favorito es.

McKenna is the Spanish form of the English phrase mckenna.

San Diego is the Spanish name for the city in southwest California.