hey, i lived in Spain for a year over the summer so picked up quite a bit of the language.
the spanish culture is brilliant, be sure to use these as it impresses the boys if you know the language! :D
even a little goes a long way..
venido en mí muchachos - this is like a colloquial greeting
soy una escoria grande, melenuda. usted es un muchacho afortunado. - 'this is impulsive, but you look really nice...' around those words anyway!
golpearía ligeramente ese culo cualquier mujerzuela del día-
could i have your number, call me any time!
hope that helped :D :D :D xx
"Goodbye, boys!" is an English equivalent of the Spanish phrase ¡Adiós, muchachos! The greeting translates literally as "To God, boys!" in English. The pronunciation will be "a-THYOS moo-TCHA-tchos" in Uruguayan Spanish.
its (EAA-RR-L-ISAA) I TALK SPANISH.
Nothing, that's in English. But if you meant to say HOW to say teenage boys, then its "adolescentes"
"Pablo, háblame" is Spanish for "Pablo, talk to me."
te hablaré más tarde
Of course they do! They speak both English and Spanish.
I think you may be thinking of the term "Spanglish".
It's an English speaking country, spanish speakers are almost zero there.
Her main language is Spanish because she is from Colombia. But she also speaks English, Arabic and Portuguese.
the word is hablame in spanish and in English it means TALK TO ME
spanglish is used when people talk some spanish, and when they talk the start the sentence in spanish then the words they don't know, they say in English. and that's what spanglish is! (:its what lidia uses!
It means, "Talk to me in Spanish, please."