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Note: While in English, “shut up” is almost always rude or aggressive, cállate in Spanish isn't always a rude thing to say, though it definitely can be used in a rude way. It all depends on the tone and context.Jul 1, 2022

Papito is a colloquial Spanish term that literally translates to “little daddy” in English. This is a term of endearment that a son or daughter would call their own father, like the English “daddy.” The word papito can also be used to mean “baby,” “hunk,” or “sweetheart,” according to Spanish Dict.Feb 13, 2021

Chico (Spanish pronunciation: [ˈtʃiko]) means small, boy or child in the Spanish language. It is also the nickname for Francisco in the Portuguese language (Portuguese pronunciation: [ˈʃiku]).

In Spanish “Pobrecito” translates roughly to “poor thing” or “poor baby” and it is an appropriate word to use to show empathy with an endearing connotation.Feb 5, 2019

"Disculpe" means "excuse (me)." "Lo siento" means "I'm sorry" like "I'm sorry for hurting you." Hope this helps!Nov 2, 2020

Takuache is a slang name for young Mexican-American guys who prefer driving enormous pickup trucks and wearing costly Mexican attire, including boots, belts, and pants. But in the literal sense, 'takuache' is the Spanish word for 'possum.

/ (ˈsɪɡlə) / noun. the list of symbols used in a book, usually collected together as part of the preliminaries.

abbreviated masculine noun (Spain) = Ministerio de Industria y Energía.

Even if you are an absolute beginner, you already know the two most important words in Spanish. Let me break it down for you: Sí (Yes). No (No). Great job!Jan 18, 2022

It's generally used in workplace situations or asking permission. If you have friends from Mexico, they'd say “disculpa” or “discúlpame” If, for example, you wanted to enter into a room in a workplace scenario (or another serious situation) you should say “disculpe” rather than “lo siento” or “perdón”.Feb 23, 2021

tanto in American English

(ˈtɑːntou, Italian ˈtɑːntɔ) adverb. Music (of a musical direction) too much; so much.

to ask, to inquire; to ask, to question.

What Is the Spanish Tanto and When Is It Used? On the other hand, tanto is an adjective. This may shock you if you know its meaning is “as much/as many,” but that is the truth. You are probably used to seeing adjectives like blanco and its siblings blanca, blancos and blancas, or grande and its sibling grandes.Jan 17, 2022

Tanto in Italian

Usually, tanto can be translated as “a lot (of)”, “much”, “many”, etc.

Translation of "¡cállate la boca!" in English. shut your mouth! keep your mouth shut!

cállate la boca

Shut up! I'm trying to focus. keep your mouth shut.

From Spanish tonto (“stupid, foolish; idiot, fool”), of uncertain etymology.

さわら, サワラ sawara, sawara. Parts of speech noun (common) (futsuumeishi) Japanese Spanish mackerel (Scomberomorus niphonius)

tanto^-2. so much ; so + Participio ; quite so much ; so very ; that much.

Noun. saguaro (plural saguaros) Carnegiea gigantea, a large cactus native to the Sonoran Desert and characterized by its "arms".

/shoka manānā/ mourn transitive or intransitive verb. If you mourn, or mourn someone who has died, you are very sad that they have died and show your sorrow in the way that you behave.