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Spanish for Hooking Up, Dating, Love and Sex.

 

Asking if someone has more than one boyfriend or girlfriend

 
 
Whether you want to date someone mutually exclusive or are interested in a short term relationship or simply a one night fling, knowing the intentions of the person you are interested in is important.  If you are interested in a long term relationship, you don't want to date someone who goes out with someone new every night or if you are interested in playing around, you don't want to go out with someone looking for a commitment.
 
So, if you are interested in someone, you can find out their intentions by asking whether or not they have more than one girlfriend/boyfriend:
 
Does she have more than one boyfriend?
¿Anda con otro?
¿AHN-dah kohn OH-troh?
 
Do you have more than one girlfriend?
¿Andas con otra?
¿AHN-dahs kohn OH-trah?
 
If you know somebody has a current girlfriend/boyfriend, but are still interested in pursuing them, you can ask:
 
Would you go out with somebody else?
¿Andaría con otro/a?
¿ahn-dahr-REE-ah kohn OH-troh/ah?
 
Depending on the answer you get, you might be making a date or making a break for it.
 
 
 
 

 

Phrases for the end of a date

Here are some things you can talk about at the end of a date like:

Talking about what you did and if you or your date liked it.

Thanks for the evening.

I've had a great time (with you).

We had a wonderful time.

I'd like to see you again.

etc.....

Click here for the end of the date phrases. These were added to the Hook Up Spanish Phrase Guide.

 

 

Renting a movie or going to the movie theater

I've added additional phrases to the Movies section of the Hook Up Spanish Phrase Guide. These phrases cover either renting a movie or going to the movies. Phrases like:

What's playing at the theater.

What you've heard about a particular film.

If it's subtitled or dubbed.

Asking what they think of the movie, actors, director, plot.

Popcorn, drinks, etc..

More useful info for toasting in Spanish

I want to expand on Jason's post about How to make a toast in Spanish and the phrases he added to the Hook Up Spanish Phrase Guide.

Whether you just bought someone a drink at the bar, are out on your first date, or sharing a bottle of wine for something special, you might want to mark the occasion with a toast. Toasting in Spanish can be just as simple as toasting in English. For starters, salud (sah-LOOD) is a simple, typical toast. It basically means “to your health.” However, it is also used when someone sneezes, so you might want to consider saying something a little more romantic.

This leads us to a one word, meaningful toast. For this type of toast all you have to know is some basic Spanish. You can raise your glass to the other person and say one word such as amistad (ah-mee-STAHD), which means “friendship,” or amor (ah-MOHR), which means “love,” or el futuro (ehl foo-TOO-roh), which means “the future.”

If you want to get fancier with the toast, you can add a little to it by saying something such as:

I’d like to propose a toast to…
Me gustaría proponer un brindis por…
meh goo-stah-REE-ah proh-poh-NEHR oon BRIHN-dihs pohr…

or
 
Let’s toast to…
Brindemos por
brihn-DEH-mohs pohr… 

Then you would add something at the end of the sentence such as amor or nostros mismos (noh-SOH-trohs MIHS-mohs) which means “us.” However you decide to toast, know that you don’t have to make toasting in Spanish to be a complicated toast or thought. Sometimes less is more such as toasting to love or each other and ending the toast with a kiss. What are some other phrases for toasting in Spanish?

Talking about what kind of movies you like

Tonight I put up translations of different movie genres for the Hook Up Spanish Phrase Guide so you can talk about what kind of movies you like.

How to Propose in Spanish

So you have found the person that you want to be with for the rest of your life? The time has come to pop the question and ask them to marry you. Finding the right way to say and express how important that someone special is to you is not always easy. After all, your feelings run so deep that you can’t imagine not being with them forever. There are many ways you can propose in Spanish. Let’s start with the basics.
 
Will you marry me?
¿Quieres casarte conmigo?
kee-YEHR-ehs cah-SAHR-teh cohn-MEE-goh
 
Now that you know how to ask the official question, start thinking about what you want to say leading up to the proposal. Think about what is special about the other person. What makes you want to marry them? Learning how to propose in Spanish is more than just asking them, it is also telling them how deeply you care for them. Examples of reasons that you want to marry them include:
 
I want to be with you forever.
Quiero estar contigo para siempre.
kee-YEHR-oh eh-STAR cohn-TEE-goh PAH-rah see-YEHM-preh
 
I can’t imagine my life without you.
No puedo imaginar mi vida sin ti.
Noh PWEH-doh ee-mah-jee-NAHR mee VEE-dah sihn tee.
 
I want to be with you for the rest of my life.
Quiero pasar el resto de mi vida contigo.
kee-YEHR-oh pah-SAHR ehl REH-stoh deh mee VEE-dah cohn-TEE-goh
 
I want to grow old together.
Quiero que envejezcamos juntos.
kee-YEHR-oh keh ehn-veh-jehz-CAH-mohs HOON-tohs
 
However you choose to propose in Spanish, make sure you make it special and that you fully let the other person know how special they are to you. What are some other ways to propose in Spanish?

 

Translations for types of music

Today I put up some translations for the Hook Up Spanish Phrase Guide on different kinds of music and how to say what kind of music you like.

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