Feliz Navidad is how you say Merry Christmas in Spanish. “Feliz” means “happy,” and “Navidad” means Christmas. It is pronounced feh-leez nah-vee-dahd.
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Christmas in Spanish is “Navidad,” spelled N-A-V-I-D-A-D. It is pronounced nah-vee-dahd. To say Merry Christmas in Spanish, you say “Feliz Navidad.”
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“Prairie dog” in Spanish is “perro de las praderas” (pronounced peh-rroh deh lahs prah-deh-rahs).
“Perro” is dog in Spanish. “De” is the preposition “of.” “Las” is the determiner “the” modifying the plural noun “praderas” [“prairies”].
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Some dog commands in Spanish are:
These phrases all use the imperative mood.
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Some common dog names in Spanish are:
Just like in English, names are proper nouns and get capitalized.
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“Puppy” in Spanish is “cachorro” (pronounced kah-choh-rroh).
“Cachorro” can refer to a literal puppy. It can also affectionately refer to an adult dog in Spanish, similar to how you can call a grown dog a “puppy” in English.
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“Corn dog” in Spanish can be “corn dog,” “perrito rebozado,” or “perrito de maíz.”
“Corn dog” (pronounced cohrn dohg) is a noun that was imported to Spanish from English.
“Perrito rebozado” (pronounced peh-rrih-toh reh-boh-sah-doh) translates literally as “little battered dog.” “Perrito” is the diminutive of dog in Spanish, and the adjective “rebozado” means “battered.”
“Perrito de maíz” (pronounced peh-rrih-toh deh mah-eez) uses the prepositional phrase “de maiz” [“of corn”] and translates literally as “little dog of corn.”
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“Te extraño” (teh eks-trah-nyoh) means I miss you in Spanish.
This is an informal phrase. For the formal version, use “lo extraño” for masculine nouns and pronouns and “la extraño” for feminine ones.
This phrase is common in Latin America, but it’s not common in Spain.
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“Echar” (eh-chahr) is a Spanish verb that can mean:
“Echar” can also be used with prepositions, adjectives, adverbs, nouns, and other verbs to communicate other meanings.
For example, “te echo de menos” means I miss you in Spanish. “Eché a correr” means “I began to run.”
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“New Year’s resolution” in Spanish is “propósito de Año Nuevo” (pronounced proh-poh-sih-toh deh ah-nyoh nweh-boh).
“Propósito” is a noun that means “goal, purpose, or intention.” “Año Nuevo” is “New Year” in Spanish.
If it’s clear from the rest of what you say that you’re speaking about the New Year, you can just say “propósito.” For example, you could say “¡Feliz Año Nuevo! ¿Tienes algún propósito?”
“¡Feliz Año Nuevo!” means Happy New Year in Spanish, and “¿Tienes algún propósito?” means “Do you have any resolutions?”
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