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Did you know that “polvo” is the most common way to say “fuck” as a noun in Spanish? It can be used in sentences and phrases, such as “Let’s fuck” or “I’m worn out.” Learn more about different ways to express “fuck” in Spanish and cultural nuances in this article. SpanishLanguage Vocabulary SlangWords
Want to express your love in a different language? Check out these romantic Spanish phrases! From “I wish you were here with me” to “I dream about you all the time,” these phrases are sure to bring you and your partner closer together. Plus, learning a new language is always a fun challenge! 💕🇪🇸 romanticphrases spanishlove languagelearning
Do you want to know how to ask if someone has a boyfriend or girlfriend in Spanish? Use the phrases “¿Tienes novio?” for “Do you have a boyfriend?” and “¿Tienes novia?” for “Do you have a girlfriend?”. And add “no” at the beginning of your response to indicate being single. Read on to learn more about asking and answering relationship questions in Spanish.
Learn the nuances of complimenting someone in Spanish with our Comprehensive Guide to Compliments in Spanish! In Spanish, ‘ser’ is used for permanent compliments, while ‘estar’ is used for temporary compliments. We’ll explore the use of the two forms of “to be” (ser and estar), various adjectives, and responding to compliments, as well as some flirtatious compliments, or piropos. Follow this guide to make a great impression on others! SpanishCompliments SerVsEstar Piropos
Learn some sexy Spanish phrases to spice up your conversations with your partner! Compliment their appearance with phrases like “tienes una sonrisa muy sensual” (you have a sexy smile) and express your desire with phrases like “te deseo” (I want you). Suggest intimate activities like “vamos a la habitación” (let’s go to the bedroom) or “¿quieres ducharte?” (want to take a shower?) to keep things interesting.
Learn how to say “I miss you” and other related phrases in Spanish! In Latin America, use “Te extraño” and in Spain, use “Te echo de menos.” You can also use alternative phrases like “Me haces falta” and “Te añoro.” Avoid common mistakes when talking about missing something like missing a bus or plane and missing out on an event. Express your feelings accurately in Spanish with these phrases!
People starting out learning Spanish sometimes use excitado/a for the word “excited” since they are spelled almost the same. Excitado/a does mean “excited” but in a sexual way: I’m excited. (horny)Estoy excitado/a.ehs-toy ehk-see-tah-doh/ah. If you’re excited about something, like a vacation for example, you want to use emocionado/a instead: I’m excited. (enthusiastic, thrilled)Estoy emocionado/a.ehs-toy eh-moh-see-ohn-ah-doh/ah. To describe something exciting you can use emocionante: It … Read more