Santa Claus translates to “Papá Noel” in Spanish, pronounced pah-PAH noh-EL, with the stress on the second syllable of each word.

The most common translation of “I’m brushing my teeth” in Spanish is “Me estoy cepillando los dientes,” using the present progressive with the reflexive verb ce

The most common and natural translation of “I couldn’t agree more” in Spanish is “No podría estar más de acuerdo.”

Fortnite keeps its name in Spanish but gains two distinct pronunciations depending on the region, with Spain favoring “for-NEE-tay” (forníte) and much of Latin

“Contractor” in Spanish doesn’t have one universal word — the right translation depends on whether you mean a construction worker, a freelancer.

Spanish phrase “a por la” means “to get the” or “going for the” — a colloquial expression for fetching or pursuing something, famously used in Real Madrid’s “A

The most accurate translation for “I don’t like cats” is “No me gustan los gatos,” using the plural verb form because “cats” is plural.

Anaranjada is the feminine singular form of the Spanish adjective anaranjado, meaning the color orange.

22,000 in Spanish is written as veintidós mil and uses a period instead of a comma as the thousands separator.

When you need the word for balloons in Spanish, the most common and universal term is “globos” (pronounced GLOH-bohs), used for party balloons and hot air ballo