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Interesting, thanks. If anyone is interested: "La niña" translates to "the girl" according to google translate (perhaps I saved someone extra clicks :)

• ainiriand 4y ago
  Not a good translation, it is the kid (a female kid). Problem is that we (spanish speakers) have letters to define the gender of the noun. The girl would be 'la chica'.
  • dmurray 4y ago
    ”Kid" vs "boy"/"girl" isn't well defined in English: I would say they both refer to people of the same ages. If what you mean by kid is a very young child, prefer "baby" or "infant".
  • guhidalg 4y ago
    Some countries would use “la niña” instead of “la chica”. It depends on where you’re from. (Source: native Spanish speaker)