Ronny Delacruz Podcast

When you are surrounded by people that speak Spanish, and you notice that they jiggle or laugh whenever a wierd word comes out. Chances are that they are using a funny word.

On this Episode I bring you 8 Funny Spanish words:


1. Chancleta (Flip flop)
2. Sicote (Foot odor)
3. Coño (Vagina)
4. Lampiño (hairless)
5. Jarto/ Harto (Full)
6. Carajo (Damn)
7. Picotear (Eat in small quantities)
8. Tocayo (A person that shares the same first name as you)



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The English language has many ways to express you are welcome, in Spanish there’s alternative ways that you can use depending on the situation that you are in.

Practice these words:

1* No es Nada / Por nada
2* Nada nada
3* No hay de que
4* Con gusto
5* Gracias a ti
6* No te preocupes / No hay problema
7* Para eso estamos
8* A la orden
9* Hoy por ti, mañana por mi
10* Es un placer




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If you have a couple of Spanish speaking friends or if you are planning to travel to a Spanish speaking country and God forbid you find yourself in an emergency situation. You want to make sure that you are prepared as possible.

Practice this words:

No, me siento bien / I don’t feel good
Creo que tengo fiebre / I think I have a fever
Mue duele / it hurts
Me duele aqui / it hurts here (pointing out hwere it actually hurts)
Me duele la cabeza / I have a headache
Me duele el estomago / I have a stomachache
Me duele el pecho / my chest hurts
No puedo respirar / I can’t breath
Tengo alergias/ I have allergies
Soy diabetic / im diabetic
Mi tipo de sangre es / my blood type is…
Estoy mareado / im dizzy
Voy a vomitar/ im going to throw up
Me rompi el brazo / I broke my arm
Me rompi la pierna / I broke my leg

Estoy perdido / im lost
Tube un accidente / I had an accident
Nesecito ayuda inmediatamente / I need help inmediatly
Me robaron mis cosas / my beloggings have been stolen
Perdi mi carte / I lost my wallet
Nesecito dinero / I need money
Gracias por ayudarme / thank you for helping me


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On this Episode I bring you a list of basic words and phrases to help you practice Spanish.

Words to introduce yourself in Spanish:

Hola, mi nombre es …..
Hola, me llamo….
Hola, Soy….


Phrases to ask for a person’s name:

¿Cómo te llamas?
¿Cuál es tu nombre?

Always follow up with “mucho gusto” after being introduced to someone.

Phrases for special circumstances or for special occasion:

Diviértete / Have fun
Que tengas buen viaje / Have a good trip
Buen provecho / Bon appetite
Muy bien / Well done
Cuídate / Take care
Felicitaciones / Congratulations
Bienvenido o Bienvenida (for female connotation) / Welcome
Feliz Cumpleaños / Happy Birthday
Salud / Cheers

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When starting a conversation in Spanish, you need the proper words. Here are some practical words to greet people in Spanish

Proper greetings:

Buenos días

Buenas tardes

Buenas noches

For casual everyday conversation:

¿Que tal?

¿Como te va?

¿Que ubo?

Saludos

Ke lo ke

Follow up words to answer “how are you?”

Bien gracias ¿y tu?/ usted

Ahí vamos

Más o menos (So-So)


Practices this conversation:

*Hola, ¿cómo estás?

Muy bien gracias ¿y tu?

*Estoy bien gracias

Bueno, hasta la Proxima

Bye.

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You probably think that Spanish is too hard to learn. You may be right. However on this Episode I’ll tell why YOU should Learn Spanish.

Words to practice:

“¿Me puede dar Agua por favor?” || Can I have some Water please?

“Te Quiero”

“Yo voy a aprender Español” || I will Learn Spanish

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You probably have tried to learn some Spanish before but it seemed so hard to understand. You are not alone and there’s a reason for that.

Spanish is the hardest Language to Learn and on this Episode I will explain why.

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