"Trankila en mi casa"
* "Trankila" is a slang term for "tranquila," which means "calm" or "relaxed" in Spanish. It's commonly used in the feminine form.
* "En mi casa" means "in my house."
Putting it together, "Trankila en mi casa" means "calm/relaxed in my house." It suggests a sense of peace and comfort at home.
"House trankii"
* This phrase is not correct Spanish. It seems like an attempt to translate "tranquila" into English and combine it with "house."
A possible English equivalent for "Trankila en mi casa" could be:
* "Chillin' at my place."
* "Relaxing at home."
* "Peaceful in my house."