Dormitorio (pronounced 'dawrr-mee-tAWrr-ee-aw')
Dormitorio
Dormitory is a noun.
YesThe dormitory was cramped and rather odorous.
An English derivative is related to its Latin root through a process called borrowing. English has borrowed many words from Latin over the centuries, either directly or through other languages like French. These borrowed words often retain similar meanings and forms to their Latin counterparts.
The word dorm means a room in a college or a boarding school or overnight camp. However, the root "dorm" means "sleep"...dormant, dormitory, dormer...
The word me in spanish is mi. The word word for you is tu.
A dormitory.
Dormitorio in Italian and Spanish means "dormitory" in English.
The word "in" in Spanish is spelled "en."
Sierra is the Spanish word for "mountain" or "mountain range". It already is a Spanish word, but to say it as a Spanish word, remember to roll the "rr".
There are no antonyms for Dormitory, that I know. Other places to sleep include apartments and houses.
5 in Spanish is "cinco". You cannot say "five" because that is an English word, not Spanish.