Depending on who you’re talking to, “you survived” in Spanish can be “sobreviviste,” “sobrevivió,” “sobrevivisteis,” or “sobrevivieron.”.

P.D. is the Spanish abbreviation for posdata (postscript), used at the end of letters and messages to add an afterthought.

Depending on the artist, “La Tóxica” can mean two different things: a woman damaged by love (Farruko) or a partner who was the toxic one (Alejandro.

In Spanish, all nouns are either masculine or feminine, and articles (el, la, los, las, un, una, unos, unas) must match the noun’s gender and number.

The Spanish translation for “radiology” is “radiología” (la radiología), a feminine noun used in medical contexts from Mexico to Spain.

Translating “says you!” into Spanish requires choosing the right pronoun for the person you’re addressing.

The Spanish word for bears is “osos” for a group of males or a mixed-gender group, and “osas” for a group of females.

The English phrase “at one time” translates to Spanish as “a la vez” (simultaneity) or “en cierta época” (a past period), depending on context.

In Spanish, bizcocho most commonly refers to sponge cake, but its meaning varies widely by country — from salty cookies in Argentina to twice-baked bread in the

In Spanish, “take for granted” translates as “dar por sentado” for assuming and “no valorar” for failing to appreciate, depending on the context.