Knowing Spanish safe sex and birth control phrases will help you talk about it and help understand what the other person is either trying to tell you or trying to ask you.
Slowing things down:
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Wait. Not so fast. |
I’m not ready. It’s too soon. |
It’s the wrong time of the month.
Tengo la regla.
tehn-goh lah reh-glah.
Talking about condoms in Spanish:
The Spanish translation of “condom” – condón is similar to English. Some other common translations are preservativo and forro.
Do you have a condom?
Tienes un condón? (or preservativo)
Tee-ehn-ehs oon kohn-DOHN? (or preh-sehr-vah-TEE-voh)
I have a condom.
Tengo un condón.
(noh) tehn-goh oon cohn-DOHN.
I don’t have a condom.
No tengo un condón.
noh tehn-goh oon cohn-DOHN.
You have to use a condom.
Tienes que usar un condón.
tee-ehn-ehs keh oo-sahr oon cohn-dohn.
I want to use a condom.
Quiero usar un condón.
kee-yehr-oh oo-sahr oon con-DOHN.
I insist.
Insisto.
een-sees-toh.
Birth control and contraception in Spanish:
If you have time to discuss things ahead of time you can bring up what kind of contraception to use:
What type of Contraception do you want to use?
¿Qué tipo de anticontracepción quieres usar?
keh TEE-poh deh ahn-tee-cohn-trah-sehp-see-OHN kee-YEHR-ehs OOH-sahr
Are you on the pill?
¿Tomas la píldora (anticonceptiva)?
TOH-mahs lah PEEL-doh-rah (ahn-tee-cohn-sehp-TEE-vah)
I’m on the pill.
Tomo la píldora.
toh-moh lah pEEl-doh-rah.
I’m not on the pill.
No tomo la píldora.
noh toh-moh lah pEEl-doh-rah.
Do you have an IUD?
¿Tienes un DIU?
tee-YEHN-ehs oon DEH-EE-OO
I use an IUD.
Tengo [el aparato / la “T”].
tehn-goh [ehl ah-pah-rah-toh / lah “teh”].
Knowing Spanish safe sex and contraception phrases is important whether things are going to happen or not.
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