Piñata is Piñata in both English and Spanish.
A piñata is a cardboard (or sometimes paper mache) shape (usually in the shape of some animal) that is filled with candies (or other goodies). It is hung from a tree (or other solid object) and children are given a stick to beat it with. Sometimes, the children are blindfolded to make it harder for them (and more amusing for the spectators).
The children take turns smacking the piñata until it breaks open and spills all of it's candied innards all over the ground. Then the children have a wild free-for-all as they try to get the most candy as possible off the ground.
The word "piñata" comes from Spanish. It originally derives from the Italian word "pignatta," meaning pot or container.
dog
That's not a Spanish word, as far as I know.
The Spanish word éxito means success.
"Ensendio" is not a word in Spanish. It might be a misspelling or a misinterpretation of a word.
The word "piñata" comes from Spanish. It originally derives from the Italian word "pignatta," meaning pot or container.
you get a pinata and kick it
Well, duh. The answer is pinata in Spanish and English. But, there is a squiggly line above the N. Was that help enough, you dummy? In fact it is piñata (with ñ) in both Spanish and English (that's the way it appears in the English dictionary) but I think that pinata is acceptable (on informal texts like chats or forums) if you write it with a keyboard without ñ.
The word pinata is actually Chinese not Hispanic. It was used to celebrate the coming of Spring. Marco Polo voyaged to China where he was introduced to the Chinese custom and was eventually adopted by the Spanish, French and Italians. When Mexico was conquered by the Spanish this custom was brought to their new land. SO THIS MEANS THE CHINESE MADE THE PINATA!
you will not hit the pinata tú no le vas a pegar a la piñata
The word pinata is actually Chinese not Hispanic. It was used to celebrate the coming of Spring. Marco Polo voyaged to China where he was introduced to the Chinese custom and was eventually adopted by the Spanish, French and Italians. When Mexico was conquered by the Spanish this custom was brought to their new land. So it comes from China.
The word is "patina" (a coating, especially oxides on copper and bronze). (The English spelling of "pinata" omits the tilde on the N, in the Spanish piñata.)
What do pinatas mean, or stand for?
dog
I don't think there's a word called pinyarta, but you might mean pinata. In that case, pinata is something usually made of paper mache, and if you pop it, lollies come showering over you.
afuras is not a spanish word.
gaka is not a Spanish word