Do you mean how do you say want in Spanish? The word "want" doesn't mean anything in Spanish because it is an English word. In spanish the infinitive "to want" is querar. I want is yo quiero.
spanish or espaniol In spanish it means "Hello."
The same name can be used in Spanish.
Adios means goodbye in Spanish.
crevice is English, hendedura is Spanish
chino means Chinese (language or nationality) or it could refer to a Chinese guy
pa means para = for chino = Chinese guy but it could also be like a joke Al Pacino (pa chino)
the way to say Chinese in spanish is chino
It literally means "Chinese underwear". In some places, this slang is used to mean "wedgie" - - pulling up someone else's underwear as a prank.
西班牙 Like that.
Horoscopo chino is the Spanish phrase for Chinese horoscope. For a Spanish speaker interested in learning more about their Chinese horoscope, there are several Spanish language videos on YouTube available as well as free information on Euroresidentes and AstralCanal.
"Chino" is a term commonly used in some Spanish-speaking countries as slang to refer to a Chinese person or someone of Asian descent. However, it is important to note that the term can have negative connotations and may be considered offensive or discriminatory. It's best to avoid using slang terms that can be disrespectful or hurtful to others.
Se dice: "Juan es de China, él es chino."
Chino Grande dissed Snoop Dogg because he used the word "vato" in his song, and according to Chino Grande this is disrespectful to Mexicans. I find it rather amusing that he would get offended by a black person using the word "vato", when his moniker is CHINO!!!!!!! (Chinese in spanish) Next thing you know some random Chinese rapper is going to make a Chino Grande diss song.
"It's all Greek to me" (es griego para mí) does exist too in Spanish literature. The most common in both written and spoken Spanish though, at least in Spain, is "me están hablando en chino" (they are speaking Chinese to me).
In English, the Spanish word "chino" can have different meanings. It can refer to something Chinese, a curly hair texture, a colloquial term for a corner store or supermarket in some countries, or be used as a nickname for people with certain physical traits.
The address of the Chino Branch Library is: 13180 Central Ave., Chino, 91710 4125