I’ve published three concise, niche specific dictionaries for Amazon’s Kindle the last few months. One covers socializing and dating, one covers love and relationships and one covers sex. If you want to increase your Spanish vocabulary these dictionaries are handy.
Most Spanish learning materials are pretty lightweight when it comes to dating, romance and sex, these help fill in the gap. Plus Spanish dictionaries are pretty dry and boring, at least these subjects have some zing to them.
In addition to reading Kindle ebooks on Kindle devices you can also read them on both Windows and Mac computers and iPhone/iPod/iPad, Android, Blackberry and Windows phones and tablets.
Since each of these dictionaries covers a specific topic they are obviously not as big as a general Spanish dictionary so I’ve priced them at only 99 cents. Help make me rich!
The word in Spanish for “kiss” is beso (beh-soh). The verb for “to kiss” is besar (beh-sahr). In most cases it’s sexier to just go for a kiss rather than…
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I mentioned System to Seduce Latin Women in my post a week ago. I bought it so I thought I’d give it a review. It’s by a guy named Esteban…
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I stumbled across this article a few days ago titled “How to Seduce a Latina Woman.” I started reading through the generic advice it gave until I hit this part:…
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This post covers “fuck” in Spanish as a noun. If you want to know a lot of ways to say it as a verb this other post covers everything from…
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If you’re the owner of the LatinEuro dating site you couldn’t really design a better publicity stunt than having a former Miss Universe contestant join your site and create a…
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Getting dates to come to your place in Latin America got a little easier with Netflix opening their streaming plans to countries in Latin America. I would make a note…
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If you don’t speak Spanish very well and you want to hook up with Spanish speakers your communication through body language is going to be even more important than when…
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If you checked out what I wrote about how do you say “I love you” in Spanish you’ve seen the most common way to say “I love you” is te…
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It took wayyy longer than it should have but I finally finished the switch from the old site layout. I completely reorganized all the writing I’ve done for Hookup Spanish…
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How do you say “beautiful” in Spanish? There’s a few common ways to say “beautiful,” “pretty” and “cute” in Spanish. These vary from one Spanish speaking country to another but…
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General openers asking where things are and directions:
You don’t need a magic bullet to get a conversation rolling. If you are traveling in a Spanish speaking country a natural…
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Here’s some phrases you can use with locals you already know a bit to find out info about their friends and social circle. These phrases work both ways, they can…
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How to ask if someone has a boyfriend or girlfriend in Spanish
Do you have a boyfriend?
¿Tienes novio?
¿tee-ehn-ehs noh-vee-oh?
I (don’t) have a boyfriend.
(No) tengo…
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The spanish translation of “girlfriend” is novia:
girlfriend
novia
noh-vee-ah
Ex girlfriend is just like in English:
ex girlfriend
ex novia
ehks noh-vee-ah
In most Spanish speaking countries “girlfriend” is novia but in…
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The spanish translation of “boyfriend” is novio:
boyfriend
novio
noh-vee-oh
Ex boyfriend is just like in English:
ex boyfriend
ex novio
ehks noh-vee-oh
In most Spanish speaking countries “boyfriend” is novio but in…
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This page will help you find out basic information about someone or questions you might be asked to find out more info about you. Here you can get basic background…
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Where are you from:
You’re not from here, are you?
No eres de aquí, ¿verdad?
noh eh-rehs deh ah-kEE, ¿vehr-dahd?
Where are you from?
¿De dónde eres?
¿deh dOHN-deh eh-rehs?
Are you…
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When you ask how old someone is in Spanish you’re literally asking them “how many years do you have?”
How old are you?
¿Cuántos años tienes?
¿kwAHn-tohs ahn-yohs tee-ehn-ehs?
You respond…
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How long have you been here?
¿Cuánto tiempo llevas aquí?
¿kwahn-toh tee-ehm-poh yeh-vahs ah-kEE?
I’ve been here _____ [days / weeks / months].
Llevo aquí _____ [días / semanas / meses].
yeh-voh ah-kEE…
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If you’ve talked a little while and your Spanish speaker is down to do something right now instead of making plans for later you can use these Spanish phrases for…
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What do you like to do?
¿Que tipo de cosas te gusta hacer?
keh TEE-poh deh COH-sahs leh GOO-stah ah-SEHR
How do you spend your free time?
¿Qué haces en tu…
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Making plans
Are you busy _____?
¿Estás ocupado/a _____?
¿ehs-tAHs oh-koo-pah-doh/ah __?
What are you doing _____?
¿Qué haces _____?
¿kEH ah-sehs _____?
today
hoy
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for lunch
para almorzar
pah-rah ahl-mohr-sahr?
tomorrow
mañana
mah-nyah-nah…
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Affirmative responses to invitations:
Yes.
Sí.
sEE.
Of course.
Claro.
klah-roh.
Sure, fine.
Bueno, está bien.
bweh-noh, ehs-tAH bee-ehn.
Well, OK.
Pues, de acuerdo.
pwehs, deh ah-kwehr-doh.
Count me in.
Cuenta conmigo.
kwehn-tah kohn-mee-goh.
I’d love…
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This includes Spanish translations about asking for cel, hotel, work and home phone numbers plus their address, email addy, etc. I also mention how you can ask them if they…
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Nice to meet you, etc:
Nice to meet you.
Mucho gusto.
moo-choh goos-toh.
Delighted.
Encantado/a.
ehn-kahn-tah-doh/ah.
A pleasure.
Un placer.
oon plah-sehr.
Likewise.
Igualmente.
ee-gwahl-mehn-teh.
Great to have met you.
Me alegro de…
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