“Toma de decisiones” is the standard Spanish noun phrase for “decision-making,” though context can shift it to “adopción de decisiones” or the adjective “deciso

In Spanish, “skirt steak” is most often translated as arrachera in Mexican Spanish or falda in other regions, with bistec de falda serving as a more literal tra

“Pandahoe” is not a recognized word in Spanish and is almost certainly a phonetic misspelling of the common Spanish slang insult “pendejo,” meaning fool or jerk

“Funny face” has several Spanish translations, and the best choice depends on whether you mean a silly expression, a grimace, or a term of endearment.

Spanish “causar” means “to cause” in English, and it’s a regular -AR verb that follows standard conjugation patterns across all tenses.

To say “don’t lie” in Spanish, use “no mientas” (informal, singular) or “no mienta” (formal, singular), with the form depending on who you’re addressing.

The most common and direct translation of “prioritize” in Spanish is the verb priorizar.

The Spanish word for hazelnut is “avellana” (singular) or “avellanas” (plural), used for the nut, the tree, and the color hazel.

The most common Spanish translation for “science research” is “investigación científica,” a feminine noun phrase used in formal academic contexts.

In Spanish, “baby shower” is most commonly said as el baby shower (a masculine noun), though la fiesta de bienvenida del bebé is the standard formal alternative