Spanish/English phrases (select) related to Coronavirus.




Gloves – Guantes
Symptoms – Síntomas
Virus – Virus
Infection – infección
Breath – Respirar
Wash – Lavar
Hands – Manos
Touch – Tocar
Wipe – Limpiar
Throw away – Tirar
Sanitizer – Desinfectante
Sanitize - Desinfectar


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