What are five interesting words in English and spanish?

Answer 1

Adobe, Alligator (from El lagarto, the lizard), Apache, Armada, Armadillo (meaning Little armored one), Banana, Bolero, Bonanza, Bronco, Buckaroo (from Vaquero, coyboy), Burrito, Cafeteria (meaning coffee store), Canyon, Chocolate, Cigar, Cockroach (from cucaracha), Guerrilla (small war), Hurricane, Iguana, Jerky (from Charqui, dried flesh), Key (as in an island, not the kind for a lock), Llama, Macho, Mestizo, Mosquito, Mustang, Nacho, Patio, Platinum (from Platina, little silver), Plaza, Poncho, Potato, Pronto, Ranch, Rodeo (from Rodear, to round up), Taco, Tobacco, Tomato, Tornado, Tuna, Vamoos (from Vamos, let's go), Vanilla, Vigilante (means watchman), Zorro (a fox, originally smart).

Answer 2

If they are Spanish they are still Spanish, but used as part of the English vocabulary.

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There are, however, an extensive number of words in English that come from the Spanish language. These words are usually called loanwords. In the same way that the French word 'fiancée' is now considered an English word, many words of Spanish origin have been assimilated into the English language.

Words like adios, amigo, afficionado, albino, alpaca, armada, avocado, buckaroo, bravo, and burro are just a few of the former Spanish words that have made their way into the English language.

Answer 3

Interesting words :

Hermosa / Beautiful

Tiempo / Time

Con / With

Usted / You

Hoy / Today. :))

Answer 4

Assuming you want examples and not an exhaustive list: arroyo, mesa, vista, chili.