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Canarian Spanish Words: 37 Key Words If You Want To Speak To People From The Canary Islands

Canarian Spanish Words

  by Elena Llorca from Spain2Speak If you have visited the Canary Islands, you will have checked that it is the Spanish region which looks the most like South America –especially like the Caribbean, for its climate and its accent. In fact, the Canary Islands dialect corresponds to the “Atlantic variety,” linked to Spanish-speaking America […]

25 Spanish Slang Expressions from Spain: Asturias

list of spanish slang expressions spain asturias

This is a guest post written by Ashley Bennink, a doctoral candidate who just completed her Masters in Teaching Spanish as a Foreign Language at the University of Oviedo in Asturias, Spain. Her area of research is the use of slang by Latino immigrants in the area of Health and Wellness. Prior to studying in […]

11 Free Online Spanish Slang from Spain Resources

Spanish slang from spain

This is a guest post written by a new author to Speaking Latino, María Arlandis, a native of Spain, who shares the local slang she grew up with in her new book El español de la calle and in her blog (all in Spanish), Spanish Slang: Speak Spanish like a Spaniard! The following ideas will […]

Resources to Learn Spain Spanish Slang

Learn Spain Spanish Slang Resources

A list of articles, websites and other resources you may use as a reference to learn Iberian and Spain Spanish as well as Spanish slang. Check out this mega collection of resources to learn basic Spanish and Spanish slang. This extensive collection of resources to learn Spanish and how to speak Spanish save hours and hours of your time on your way to achieving Spanish fluency.

COJONES: 33 Phrases With the Most Important Spanish Slang Word in Spain

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According to the Royal Spanish Academy a cojón is a testicle and cojones is an interjection used to express diverse moods, especially surprise, something odd or anger. This a polite way of translating cojones. The Real World Spanish translation is a guy’s nuts or balls. The renowned Spanish author and journalist Arturo Pérez Reverte wrote […]

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