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Language/Spanish/Vocabulary/Mexican-Slang-Glossary

2021-04-08T07:03:40Z

Alecoiba:

[[File:Mexican-Slang.jpg|thumb]]
<div style="font-size:250%;">Mexican Spanish SLANG</div>
Dear Polyglots,

Today, you will learn some slang words & expressions in Mexican Spanish.

If you are Mexican or have travelled to Mexico, please feel free to edit this wiki page.
*WARNING: BE CAREFUL ON USING SOME OF THESE TERMS IF YOU DON´T WANT TO SOUND TACKY OR IF YOU DON´T WANT TO OFFEND SOMEONE. SOME OF THESE TERMS ARE VULGAR.

==A==
*'''A HUEVO!!''' (OF COURSE!!)
*'''A LA MADRE! or EN LA MADRE! or SU PUTA MADRE!''' (HOLY SHIT!)
*'''ABUELITA SOY TU NIETO''' (SEE 'A HUEVO!')
*'''ABUSADO/ABUSADA''' (CLEVER BOY/GIRL)
*'''AGUADO EL HELADO''' (SEE 'LEVE LA NIEVE')
*'''AGUÁNTAME''' (WAIT A BIT)
*'''AGUAS!!''' (WATCH OUT!!)
*'''AHI NOS VEMOS''' (SEE YOU LATER) NOTE: MEXICANS NEVER SAY HASTA LA VISTA.
*'''AHÍ NOS VIDRIOS''' (SEE YOU LATER)
*'''AHORITA''' (RIGHT NOW)
*'''AL RATÓN''' (LATER)
*'''ALIVIANADO''' (RELAXED)
*'''APÁ/AMÁ''' (DAD/MUM)
==B==
*'''BARRIGA or PANZA''' (BELLY)
==C==
*'''CAMARÓN''' (MONEY, OR CAN BE AN AFIRMATION STATEMENT)
*'''CANIJO''' (NAUGHTY)
*'''CARNAL''' (BROTHER)
*'''CARNALA''' (SISTER)
*'''CHALE''' (DAMN)
*'''CHAMACO=ESCUINCLE/CHAMACA=ESCUINCLA''' (BOY/GIRL)
*'''CHAMBA or JALE''' (JOB, WORK)
*'''CHAMBEANDO''' (WORKING)
*'''CHANGOS!''' (SEE 'CHALE')
*'''CHAPARRO/CHAPARRA''' (SHORT BOY/GIRL)
*'''CHAVA''' (GIRL, THIS ALSO IS A SLANG FOR THE NAME SALVADOR)
*'''CHELA/CHEVE''' (BEER)
*'''CHIDO''' (COOL)
*'''CHILES''' (BEST FRIENDS)
*'''CHIN!!''' (OOPS!!)
*'''CHUPAR''' (TO DRINK ALCOHOL)
*'''CINCHO''' (BELT, OR CAN BE AN AFIRMATION STATEMENT)
*'''CUATE''' (FRIEND)
==D==
*'''DALE!!''' (START or GO)
*'''DAR LA VUELTA''' (TO GO OUT)
*'''DIABLILLO/DIABLILLA''' (NAUGHT BOY/NAUGHTY GIRL)
*'''DOÑA/DON''' (Mrs./Ms. is a contraction of Señora and Señor, informal)
==E==
*'''ECHARSE UN TACO''' (GRAB A BITE TO EAT)
*'''ECHO LA MOCHA''' (RUN VERY FAST)
*'''EN FRIEGA/ EN CHINGA'''(SO BUSY)
*'''ENTRALE''' (GO AHEAD, THIS ALSO MEANS LET´S FIGHT, OR WHEN YOU'RE EATING)
*'''ESTÁ CANIJO or ESTÁ CAÑON''' (IT´S DIFFICULT, IT´S HARD)
*'''ESTOY CRUDO''' (I HAVE A HANGOVER) (CRUDA=HANGOVER)
*'''ESTOY PEDO''' (I'M DRUNK)
==F==
*'''FERIA or VARO''' (MONEY. This also is the correct term for FAIR, THE PLACE WHERE YOU GO TO HAVE FUN)
*'''FLACO''' (THIN)
*'''FLOJERA/HUEVA''' (LAZINESS)
*'''FUCHO''' (FOOTBALL SOCCER)
==G==
*'''GRIFO or MARIGUANO''' (UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF DRUGS)
*'''GUACALA'''! (YUK!, something very disgusting)
==H==
*'''HACERSE WEY''' (TO MAKE THE FOOL, TO WASTE TIME, TO PROCRASTINATE)
*'''HAS PARO''' (HELP ME)
*'''HASTA LA MADRE''' (TO BE UPSET OR VERY DRUNK)
==I==
==J==
*'''JEFA''' (MOTHER)
*'''JEFE''' (FATHER, THIS ALSO MEANS BOSS)
*'''JODIDO''' (SCREWED)
*'''LEVE LA NIEVE''' (CALM DOWN, RELAX, TAKE IT EASY)
*'''LIGAR''' (TO FLIRT)
==K==

==L==

==M==
*'''ME COSTO UN HUEVO''' (IT WAS VERY HARD FOR ME)
*'''ME ECHAS UNA LLAMADA''' (GIVE ME A CALL)
*'''ME VALE''' (I DON´T CARE)
*'''MENSO or BABOSO''' (STUPID)
*'''MI VIEJA''' (MY WIFE)
*'''MI VIEJO''' (MY HUSBAND)
*'''MIJO/MIJA''' (contraction of mi hijo/mi hija - my son/my daughter)
*'''MOCHARSE''' (TO SHARE SOMETHING)
*'''MORRA or MORRILLA or CHIQUILLA''' (GIRL)
*'''MORRALLA''' (CHANGE, TALKING ABOUT MONEY)
*'''MORRO or MORRILLO or CHIQUILLO''' (BOY)
*'''NACHAS/TRASERO''' (BUTT)
==N==
*'''NEL''' (NO)
*'''NETA? NETA!''' (QUESTION: REALLY? AFFIRMATION: REALLY!)
*'''NI MADRES!''' (OF COURSE NO!)
*'''NO HAY PEDO''' (NO PROBLEM). NOTE: MEXICANS NEVER SAY NO PROBLEMO OR NO PROBLEMA
*'''NO HAY PEX''' (NO PROBLEM)
*'''NO MANCHES''' (GIVE ME A BREAK)
==O==
*'''ÓRALE!''' (WOW!...see 'va!')
==P==
*'''PACHANGA''' (PARTY)
*'''PASARSE DE LANZA''' (TO BE RUDE)
*'''PEDA''' (ALCOHOLIC PARTY)
*'''PEDO''' (A PROBLEM, A FART, or could mean you are DRUNK too)
*'''PILLO/PILLÍN, PILLA/PILLINA''' (NAUGHTY BOY, NAUGHTY GIRL)
*'''PISALE!!''' (PUT THE PEDAL TO THE METAL)
*'''PORFA''' (SHORT FOR POR FAVOR = PLEASE)
==Q==
*'''QUÉ BUENA ONDA!''' (GOOD FOR YOU!)
*'''QUÉ PADRE!''' (SO COOL!, ''padre'' could mean ''chido'' too)
*'''RÍFATE!''' (DO IT DUDE!)
*'''Quiubo''' (what's up): combination of 'que' (what) and 'hubo' (verb 'haber' was) to mean 'what's up' or 'what happened'

==R==
*'''ROLA''' (SONG)
*'''ROLÓN''' (VERY GOOD SONG)
==S==
*'''SIMON or SALE or SAZ''' (YES, SURE)
==T==
*'''TOCHO''' (AMERICAN FOOTBALL)
*'''TONS?''' (CONTRACTION OF ENTONCES WHICH MEANS: SO? OR THEN?)
*'''TOQUÍN''' (PARTY WITH LIVE MUSIC)
==V==
*'''Va!''' (YES, I AGREE, SURE)
*'''VAGAR''' (TO ROAM)
*'''VALEDOR''' (GOOD FRIEND)
*'''VETE AL CARAJO''' (GET THE HELL OUT OF HERE)
==W==
*'''WEY''' (DUDE, MAN)
==X==
==Y==
==Z==

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Language/English/Culture/What-is-America

2019-11-09T18:59:37Z

Alecoiba:

<div style="font-size:300%;">[[File:The American Continent.jpg|thumb]]What is America? Where is America? </div>

I wrote this article to clarify such an important information (Geographically and Historically) and to be fair with all of the americans in the continent.

America and American are two of the most misused words in the english language and even in the world.

Most people born in the United States of America don't even know this or don't want to know this (even all Presidents of the U.S. of America).

This article is about Real Geography and Real History and some of this information might come as a shock to many people.

== What is America?==

For so many years, people have believed that America and The United States (OF America) are the same thing...they are NOT.

America is NOT a country, it is a CONTINENT and there are 36 American Countries in it, going from Greenland and Canada down to Chile and Argentina. Yes, canadians are actually americans.

== Who is American?==

To this day, people still believe that americans are only the people who are born in the United States (OF America).

It might come to a complete surprise that not only citizens from the U.S. are American but all the people across the southern border are also Americans and all the people across the northern border are Americans, including people born in Canada. So, yes, if you are from Canada you are actually American, even though you are referred to, as Canadian !! (I mentioned before that some things might come as a shock to you).

People think that Americans are white, have blue or green eyes and golden hair. Well, actually we americans are descendants from European people (that is also a shocking news for some people).

The real Americans had/have dark skin, brown eyes and dark hair. (Some Real Native Americans were Apaches, Navajos, Mayans, Aztecs, etcetera).

There are more than 1,000 million Americans in the American Continent from Greenland to Argentina.

===Who else is American?===

There are immigrants that are called African-Americans, Asian Americans, etcetera but there are NO Mexican-Americans or Canadian-Americans because they are already Americans. This would be like calling you American-American.

===Traveling to America===

If you live OUTSIDE the American Continent, it is correct to say that you will travel to America. But if you only refer to U.S. citizens it can be incorrect to call them American depending on the context.

The "American Flag"

People in the U.S. refer to the U.S. flag as THE "american flag". This is INCORRECT

There are more than 35 american countries so there are more than 35 american flags in THE American Continent, not just 1.

In the U.S. (of America) there are hundreds of thousands of Documents, Books, Magazines, Films, TV shows, Songs, Brands, etc using the word America but it these are huge mistakes.

If you search in english on the internet: Map of The American Continent or America, you will only find a Map of The United States (OF America).

But if you search in another language (like spanish) you will find the Map of THE American Continent.

Let's not forget that Google is a company founded in the United States OF America.

Several States from The United States OF America were a part of Mexico a long time ago, it is why many of the names there, are in spanish and it´s why there are many people from Mexico living there.

==RESOURCES==
===Videos(DVDs) to watch about the Real America===

*"Latin History for Morons" (2018)

Starring John Leguizamo

*"Guide to Black History" (2019) Starring Kevin Hart

===Videos to watch on YouTube===

*"THIS IS AMERICA (NOT WHAT MOST PEOPLE THINK)"

*"America is a CONTINENT, NOT a country. The name of U.S.A. should be Midnorthamerica (or Usania)."

*"America - Country or Continent"

*"The Countries of the World Song - The Americas"

*"The AMERICAN COUNTRIES in English - Flags, map and capitals"

===Books to Read===

*"A People's History of The United States" by Howard Zinn

*"1491" by Charles C. Man

*"Las Venas abiertas de America Latina" ("Open Veins of Latin America") by Eduardo Galeano

File:The American Continent.jpg

2019-11-09T18:59:19Z

Alecoiba:

Countries in THE American Continent

Language/English/Culture/What-is-America

2019-11-08T21:19:26Z

Alecoiba: Created page with "'''<big>What is America? Where is America?</big>''' '''I wrote this article to clarify such an important information (Geographically and Historically) and to be fair with all..."

'''<big>What is America? Where is America?</big>'''

'''I wrote this article to clarify such an important information (Geographically and Historically) and to be fair with all of the americans in the continent.'''

'''America and American are two of the most misused words in the english language and even in the world.'''

'''Most people born in the United States of America don't even know this or don't want to know this (even all Presidents of the U.S. of America)'''

'''This article is about Real Geography and Real History and some of this information might come as a shock to many people.'''

'''1- What is America?'''

'''For so many years, people have believed that America and The United States (OF America) are the same thing...they are NOT.'''

'''America is NOT a country, it is a CONTINENT and there are 36 American Countries in it, going from Greenland and Canada down to Chile and Argentina. Yes, canadians are actually americans.'''

'''2- Who is American?'''

'''To this day, people still believe that americans are only the people who are born in the United States (OF America).'''

'''It might come to a complete surprise that not only citizens from the U.S. are American but all the people across the southern border are also Americans and all the people across the northern border are Americans, including people born in Canada. So, yes, if you are from Canada you are actually American, even though you are referred to, as Canadian !! (I mentioned before that some things might come as a shock to you).'''

'''People think that Americans are white, have blue or green eyes and golden hair. Well, actually we americans are descendants from European people (that is also a shocking news for some people).'''

'''The real Americans had/have dark skin, brown eyes and dark hair. (Some Real Native Americans were Apaches, Navajos, Mayans, Aztecs, etcetera).'''

'''There are more than 1,000 million Americans in the American Continent from Greenland to Argentina.'''

'''Who else is American?:'''

'''There are immigrants that are called African-Americans, Asian Americans, etcetera but there are NO Mexican-Americans or Canadian-Americans because they are already Americans. This would be like calling you American-American.'''

'''Traveling to America:'''

'''If you live OUTSIDE the American Continent, it is correct to say that you will travel to America. But if you only refer to U.S. citizens it can be incorrect to call them American depending on the context.'''

'''The "American Flag"'''

'''People in the U.S. refer to the U.S. flag as THE "american flag". This is INCORRECT'''

'''There are more than 35 american countries so there are more than 35 american flags in THE American Continent, not just 1.'''

'''In the U.S. (of America) there are hundreds of thousands of Documents, Books, Magazines, Films, TV shows, Songs, Brands, etc using the word America but it these are huge mistakes.'''

'''If you search in english on the internet: Map of The American Continent or America, you will only find a Map of The United States (OF America).'''

'''But if you search in another language (like spanish) you will find the Map of THE American Continent.'''

'''Let's not forget that Google is a company founded in the United States OF America.'''

'''Several States from The United States OF America were a part of Mexico a long time ago, it is why many of the names there, are in spanish and it´s why there are many people from Mexico living there.'''

'''Videos(DVDs) to watch about the Real America:'''

'''"Latin History for Morons" (2018)'''

'''Starring John Leguizamo'''

'''"Guide to Black History" (2019) Starring Kevin Hart'''

'''Videos to watch on YouTube:'''

'''"THIS IS AMERICA (NOT WHAT MOST PEOPLE THINK)"'''

'''"America is a CONTINENT, NOT a country. The name of U.S.A. should be Midnorthamerica (or Usania)."'''

'''"America - Country or Continent"'''

'''"The Countries of the World Song - The Americas"'''

'''"The AMERICAN COUNTRIES in English - Flags, map and capitals"'''

'''Books to Read:'''

'''"A People's History of The United States" by Howard Zinn'''

'''"1491" by Charles C. Man'''

'''"Las Venas abiertas de America Latina" ("Open Veins of Latin America") by Eduardo Galeano'''

Language/Spanish/Vocabulary/Slang

2019-04-30T07:02:52Z

Alecoiba: mispellings in english

[[File:Polyglot-club-spanish-slang.jpg]]

<span style="font-size:200%;">The Spanish Slang you MUST know!</span>

Your teacher, for sure, did not teach you the following expressions:

==In Spain==

===Ligar===
To flirt or succeed in dating. When someone is called "Ligón" he or she is dating everyone around ...or at least tries.

===Currar===
It means "to work". They don't go to "el trabajo", they go to "el curro".

===A tomar por el culo===
literally go take to the ass, "fuck you".

===Tener mucho morro===
someone who is very full of himself and is unconsiderate.

===Mola===
something that is good, cool.

==In Latin America==

===Vaina===
With the right noun and verb, you can express anything. Means thing, stuff, everyone uses it.

===Es lo que hay===
a resignation, means "that's all there is".

===Calladito te ves más bonito===
keep your mouth shut, you look prettier that way.

===Chévere===
cool, used mostly in Colombia, Venezuela,and Panama.

===Mae===
in Central America means "amigo/amiga".

===Pegar un tubazo===
Please don't hit them with a tube! in Argentina means "call me".

Language/Spanish/Vocabulary/Mexican-Slang-Glossary

2018-11-25T14:32:01Z

Alecoiba:

[[File:Mexican-Slang.jpg|thumb]]
<div style="font-size:250%;">Mexican Spanish SLANG</div>
Dear Polyglots,

Today I will teach you some slang words & expressions in Mexican Spanish.

If you are Mexican or have travelled to Mexico, please feel free to edit this wiki page.

THERE ARE OTHER WORDS WHICH I CONSIDER VULGAR SLANG WHICH I DON'T LIKE TO USE SO I DID NOT ADD THEM HERE :). UPDATE. I did not add vulgar slang, but it seems someone else added it afterwards.

==A==
*'''A HUEVO!!''' (OF COURSE!!)
*'''A LA MADRE! or EN LA MADRE! or SU PUTA MADRE!''' (HOLY SHIT!)
*'''ABUELITA SOY TU NIETO''' (SEE 'A HUEVO!')
*'''ABUSADO/ABUSADA''' (CLEVER BOY/GIRL)
*'''AGUADO EL HELADO''' (SEE 'LEVE LA NIEVE')
*'''AGUÁNTAME''' (WAIT A BIT)
*'''AGUAS!!''' (WATCH OUT!!)
*'''AHI NOS VEMOS''' (SEE YOU LATER) NOTE: MEXICANS NEVER SAY HASTA LA VISTA.
*'''AHÍ NOS VIDRIOS''' (SEE YOU LATER)
*'''AHORITA''' (RIGHT NOW)
*'''AL RATÓN''' (LATER)
*'''ALIVIANADO''' (RELAXED)
*'''APÁ/AMÁ''' (DAD/MUM)
==B==
*'''BARRIGA or PANZA''' (BELLY)
==C==
*'''CAMARÓN''' (MONEY, OR CAN BE AN AFIRMATION STATEMENT)
*'''CANIJO''' (NAUGHTY)
*'''CARNAL''' (BROTHER)
*'''CARNALA''' (SISTER)
*'''CHALE''' (DAMN)
*'''CHAMACO=ESCUINCLE/CHAMACA=ESCUINCLA''' (BOY/GIRL)
*'''CHAMBA or JALE''' (JOB, WORK)
*'''CHAMBEANDO''' (WORKING)
*'''CHANGOS!''' (SEE 'CHALE')
*'''CHAPARRO/CHAPARRA''' (SHORT BOY/GIRL)
*'''CHAVA''' (GIRL, THIS ALSO IS A SLANG FOR THE NAME SALVADOR)
*'''CHELA/CHEVE''' (BEER)
*'''CHIDO''' (COOL)
*'''CHILES''' (BEST FRIENDS)
*'''CHIN!!''' (OOPS!!)
*'''CHUPAR''' (TO DRINK ALCOHOL)
*'''CINCHO''' (BELT, OR CAN BE AN AFIRMATION STATEMENT)
*'''CUATE''' (FRIEND)
==D==
*'''DALE!!''' (START or GO)
*'''DAR LA VUELTA''' (TO GO OUT)
*'''DIABLILLO/DIABLILLA''' (NAUGHT BOY/NAUGHTY GIRL)
*'''DOÑA/DON''' (Mrs./Ms. is a contraction of Señora and Señor, informal)
==E==
*'''ECHARSE UN TACO''' (GRAB A BITE TO EAT)
*'''ECHO LA MOCHA''' (RUN VERY FAST)
*'''EN FRIEGA/ EN CHINGA'''(SO BUSY)
*'''ENTRALE''' (GO AHEAD, THIS ALSO MEANS LET´S FIGHT, OR WHEN YOU'RE EATING)
*'''ESTÁ CANIJO or ESTÁ CAÑON''' (IT´S DIFFICULT, IT´S HARD)
*'''ESTOY CRUDO''' (I HAVE A HANGOVER) (CRUDA=HANGOVER)
*'''ESTOY PEDO''' (I'M DRUNK)
==F==
*'''FERIA or VARO''' (MONEY. This also is the correct term for FAIR, THE PLACE WHERE YOU GO TO HAVE FUN)
*'''FLACO''' (THIN)
*'''FLOJERA/HUEVA''' (LAZINESS)
*'''FUCHO''' (FOOTBALL SOCCER)
==G==
*'''GRIFO or MARIGUANO''' (UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF DRUGS)
*'''GUACALA'''! (YUK!, something very disgusting)
==H==
*'''HACERSE WEY''' (TO MAKE THE FOOL, TO WASTE TIME, TO PROCRASTINATE)
*'''HAS PARO''' (HELP ME)
*'''HASTA LA MADRE''' (TO BE UPSET OR VERY DRUNK)
==I==
==J==
*'''JEFA''' (MOTHER)
*'''JEFE''' (FATHER, THIS ALSO MEANS BOSS)
*'''JODIDO''' (SCREWED)
*'''LEVE LA NIEVE''' (CALM DOWN, RELAX, TAKE IT EASY)
*'''LIGAR''' (TO FLIRT)
==K==
==L==

==M==
*'''ME COSTO UN HUEVO''' (IT WAS VERY HARD FOR ME)
*'''ME ECHAS UNA LLAMADA''' (GIVE ME A CALL)
*'''ME VALE''' (I DON´T CARE)
*'''MENSO or BABOSO''' (STUPID)
*'''MI VIEJA''' (MY WIFE)
*'''MI VIEJO''' (MY HUSBAND)
*'''MIJO/MIJA''' (contraction of mi hijo/mi hija - my son/my daughter)
*'''MOCHARSE''' (TO SHARE SOMETHING)
*'''MORRA or MORRILLA or CHIQUILLA''' (GIRL)
*'''MORRALLA''' (CHANGE, TALKING ABOUT MONEY)
*'''MORRO or MORRILLO or CHIQUILLO''' (BOY)
*'''NACHAS/TRASERO''' (BUTT)
==N==
*'''NEL''' (NO)
*'''NETA? NETA!''' (QUESTION: REALLY? AFFIRMATION: REALLY!)
*'''NI MADRES!''' (OF COURSE NO!)
*'''NO HAY PEDO''' (NO PROBLEM). NOTE: MEXICANS NEVER SAY NO PROBLEMO OR NO PROBLEMA
*'''NO HAY PEX''' (NO PROBLEM)
*'''NO MANCHES''' (GIVE ME A BREAK)
==O==
*'''ÓRALE!''' (WOW!...see 'va!')
==P==
*'''PACHANGA''' (PARTY)
*'''PASARSE DE LANZA''' (TO BE RUDE)
*'''PEDA''' (ALCOHOLIC PARTY)
*'''PEDO''' (A PROBLEM, A FART, or could mean you are DRUNK too)
*'''PILLO/PILLÍN, PILLA/PILLINA''' (NAUGHTY BOY, NAUGHTY GIRL)
*'''PISALE!!''' (PUT THE PEDAL TO THE METAL)
*'''PORFA''' (SHORT FOR POR FAVOR = PLEASE)
==Q==
*'''QUÉ BUENA ONDA!''' (GOOD FOR YOU!)
*'''QUÉ PADRE!''' (SO COOL!, ''padre'' could mean ''chido'' too)
*'''RÍFATE!''' (DO IT DUDE!)
==R==
*'''ROLA''' (SONG)
*'''ROLÓN''' (VERY GOOD SONG)
==S==
*'''SIMON or SALE or SAZ''' (YES, SURE)
==T==
*'''TOCHO''' (AMERICAN FOOTBALL)
*'''TONS?''' (CONTRACTION OF ENTONCES WHICH MEANS: SO? OR THEN?)
*'''TOQUÍN''' (PARTY WITH LIVE MUSIC)
==V==
*'''Va!''' (YES, I AGREE, SURE)
*'''VAGAR''' (TO ROAM)
*'''VALEDOR''' (GOOD FRIEND)
*'''VETE AL CARAJO''' (GET THE HELL OUT OF HERE)
==W==
*'''WEY''' (DUDE, MAN)
==X==
==Y==
==Z==

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|description=In this lesson you will learn some familiar expressions in Spanish from Mexico
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[[Category: Spanish/Intermediate]]
[[Category:Spanish/Vocabulary]]
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[[Category:Vocabulary/Slang]]

Language/English/Grammar/"Native-of"-Vs.-"Native-to"

2018-11-12T17:08:10Z

Alecoiba: Created page with "'''WHEN TO USE ¨NATIVE OF¨ OR ¨NATIVE TO¨''' <big>When you are talking about a person you use it as a noun:</big> <big>Jean is native of France. (It means Jea..."

'''WHEN TO USE ¨NATIVE OF¨ OR ¨NATIVE TO¨'''

<big>When you are talking about a person you use it as a noun:</big>

<big>Jean is native of France. (It means Jean was born in France.)</big>

<big>When you are talking about an object or an animal you use it as an adjective:</big>

<big>Green tea is native to Asia. (It means green tea came from Asia.)</big>

Language/English/Vocabulary/Useful-Sentenses

2018-10-23T19:11:25Z

Alecoiba:

[[File:Let´s talk in english Part 1.jpg|thumb]]
<nowiki>*</nowiki>LEARN ENGLISH THE FUN WAY WITH MUSIC, COMEDY AND ENGLISH SUBTITLES.

<nowiki>*</nowiki>APRENDE INGLES DE MANERA DIVERTIDA CON MUSICA, COMEDIA Y SUBTITULOS EN INGLES.

Links:

LET´S TALK IN ENGLISH PART 1 (HABLEMOS EN INGLES PARTE 1) (ENGLISH SUBTITLES)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3nqlIBTIX7M&t=57s

LEARN ENGLISH (APRENDE INGLES) TOP NOTCH EXTRACTS PART 1 (ENGLISH SUBTITLES)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-cIvVoMXXeQ

¨IMAGINE¨ JOHN LENNON (ENGLISH LYRICS + LETRA EN ESPAÑOL)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I2PEDpSL_2g

LEARN ENGLISH WITH ¨SEINFELD¨ (APRENDE INGLES CON ¨SEINFELD¨) (ENGLISH SUBTITLES)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qaGom3Rh3bI&t=3s

File:Let´s talk in english Part 1.jpg

2018-10-23T19:11:14Z

Alecoiba:

Learn english conversation with subtitles

Language/English/Vocabulary/Useful-Sentenses

2018-10-23T19:08:30Z

Alecoiba:

<nowiki>*</nowiki>LEARN ENGLISH THE FUN WAY WITH MUSIC, COMEDY AND ENGLISH SUBTITLES.

<nowiki>*</nowiki>APRENDE INGLES DE MANERA DIVERTIDA CON MUSICA, COMEDIA Y SUBTITULOS EN INGLES.

Links:

LET´S TALK IN ENGLISH PART 1 (HABLEMOS EN INGLES PARTE 1) (ENGLISH SUBTITLES)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3nqlIBTIX7M&t=57s

LEARN ENGLISH (APRENDE INGLES) TOP NOTCH EXTRACTS PART 1 (ENGLISH SUBTITLES)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-cIvVoMXXeQ

¨IMAGINE¨ JOHN LENNON (ENGLISH LYRICS + LETRA EN ESPAÑOL)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I2PEDpSL_2g

LEARN ENGLISH WITH ¨SEINFELD¨ (APRENDE INGLES CON ¨SEINFELD¨) (ENGLISH SUBTITLES)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qaGom3Rh3bI&t=3s

Language/English/Vocabulary/Words-ending-with-the-suffix-less

2018-10-22T20:44:57Z

Alecoiba: Created page with "Most useful Words ending with the suffix less (= without) Examples: Boneless chicken (= chicken without bones) Fearless person (= person without fear) Backless Boneless..."

Most useful Words ending with the suffix less (= without)

Examples:

Boneless chicken (= chicken without bones)

Fearless person (= person without fear)

Backless

Boneless

Bottomless

Brainless

Braless

Careless

Childless

Clueless

Compassionless

Colorless

Defenseless

Effortless

Emotionless

Endless

Faceless

Faithless

Fatherless

Fearless

Flawless

Hairless

Harmless

Heartless

Helpless

Homeless

Hopeless

Humorless

Jobless

Lifeless

Meaningless

Merciless

Motherless

Motionless

Neckless

Odorless

Painless

Passionless

Pointless

Powerless

Priceless

Reckless

Ruthless

Senseless

Shameless

Shapeless

Shirtless

Sleepless

Speechless

Spotless

Stainless

Strapless

Sugarless

Tasteless

Thoughtless

Timeless

Tireless

Toothless

Topless

Useless

Language/Spanish/Vocabulary/Conversación-básica-en-un-restaurante

2016-11-06T17:34:50Z

Alecoiba:

'''Conversación básica en un restaurante.''' ''(Basic conversation in a restaurant)''

*'''U:''' Usted ''(You)''

*'''M:''' Mesero/Mesera ''(Waiter/Waitress)''

*'''U:''' Buenos días / Buenas tardes / Buenas noches. ''(Good morning / Good afternoon / Good evening)''

*'''M:''' Bienvenido a nuestro restaurante. ¿Tiene reservación? ''(Welcome to our restaurant. Do you have a reservation?)''

*'''U:''' No señor. Pero quisiera una mesa para dos personas, por favor. ''(No Sir. But I would like a table for two, please)''

*'''M:''' No hay problema, síganme. ''(No problem, follow me)''

*'''U:''' De acuerdo, gracias''. (Okay, thank you)''

*'''M:''' Esta es su mesa. Aqui tiene el menú. ''(This is your table. Here's the menu)''

*'''U:''' Gracias. ''(Thanks)''

<u>--- Después de decidir qué comer, vuelve el mesero. ''(After deciding what to eat, the waiter comes back)'' ---</u>

*'''M:''' ¿Puedo tomar su pedido? ''(May I take your order?)''

*'''U:''' Si, gracias. Quisiéramos una ensalada, dos filetes y una botella de vino, por favor. ''(Yes, thanks. We would like a salad, two steaks and a bottle of wine, please)''

<u>--- Al terminar de comer. ''(After eating)'' ---</u>

*'''U:''' La cuenta, por favor. ''(The bill, please)''

*'''M:''' Acá está, señor. (Here it is, sir)

*'''U:''' Gracias, la comida estaba deliciosa. ''(Thank you, the meal was delicious)''

*'''M:''' A la orden, vuelvan pronto. ''(You're welcome, come back soon)''

Language/Spanish/Vocabulary/Asking-Directions

2016-10-27T19:15:02Z

Alecoiba: Created page with "'''HOW TO ASK FOR DIRECTIONS IN MEXICAN SPANISH?''' '''DONDE QUEDA....? (WHERE IS...?)''' '''DONDE PUEDO ENCONTRAR....? (WHERE CAN I FIND?)''' '''BUSCO LA CALLE.... (I AM L..."

'''HOW TO ASK FOR DIRECTIONS IN MEXICAN SPANISH?'''

'''DONDE QUEDA....? (WHERE IS...?)'''

'''DONDE PUEDO ENCONTRAR....? (WHERE CAN I FIND?)'''

'''BUSCO LA CALLE.... (I AM LOOKING FOR THE STREET.....)'''

'''DONDE QUEDA EL HOTEL.... (WHERE IS THE HOTEL....?) YOU CAN USE INSTEAD, WORDS LIKE HOSPITAL, RESTAURANT, BAR, ¨QUEDA¨ IS USED WHEN IS FAR'''

'''DONDE ESTA LA PARADA DEL CAMION? (WHERE IS THE BUS STOP?)'''

'''HACIA DONDE ESTA LA PLAYA? (IN WHAT DIRECTION IS THE BEACH?)'''

'''DONDE ESTA LA PLAYA? (WHERE IS THE BEACH?)'''

'''DONDE ESTA LA ALBERCA? (WHERE IS THE SWIMMING POOL?)'''

'''DOY VUELTA A LA DERECHA O A LA IZQUIERDA? (DO I TURN RIGHT OR LEFT?)'''

'''EL BAÑO ESTA AL FONDO A LA DERECHA (THE RESTROOM IS STRAIGHT AHEAD ON THE RIGHT SIDE)'''

'''CUANTO ES? (HOW MUCH IS IT?) THIS IS WHEN YOU WANT TO PAY THE ITEM OR DINNER, DRINK, ETC.'''

'''CUANTO CUESTA? (HOW MUCH DOES IT COST?)'''

Language/English/Vocabulary/Numbers

2016-10-27T18:59:41Z

Alecoiba:

'''NUMBERS 1 TO 10 MILLION ARE EASY'''

'''1 ONE'''

'''2 TWO'''

'''3 THREE'''

'''4 FOUR'''

'''5 FIVE'''

'''6 SIX'''

'''7 SEVEN'''

'''8 EIGHT'''

'''9 NINE'''

'''10 TEN'''

'''11 ELEVEN'''

'''12 TWELVE'''

'''13 THIRTEEN'''

'''14 FOURTEEN'''

'''15 FIFTEEN'''

'''16 SIXTEEN'''

'''17 SEVENTEEN'''

'''18 EIGHTEEN'''

'''19 NINETEEN'''

'''20 TWENTY (AS YOU CAN SEE, FROM HERE YOU LEARN FROM 10 TO 10) IF IT´S 24 YOU SIMPLY ADD FOUR, OK?'''

'''30 THIRTY'''

'''40 FORTY'''

'''50 FIFTY'''

'''60 SIXTY'''

'''70 SEVENTY'''

'''80 EIGHTY'''

'''90 NINETY'''

'''100 ONE HUNDRED or A HUNDRED (FROM HERE YOU LEARN FROM 100 TO 100)'''

'''200 TWO HUNDRED (AS YOU SEE HERE, YOU JUST ADD THE WORD ¨AND¨ AND THE NUMBER 1,2,3,4,5 ETC AND ADD THE WORD HUNDRED. EASY!!) FOR EXAMPLE IF YOU SAY 305 (THREE HUNDRED AND FIVE), 824 (EIGHT HUNDRED AND TWENTY FOUR)'''

'''1,000 ONE THOUSAND (SAME PRINCIPLE AS THE HUNDRED). EXAMPLE: 1,071 (ONE THOUSAND AND SEVENTY ONE)'''

'''1´000,000 ONE MILLION (SAME PRINCIPLE AS THE HUNDRED AND THE THOUSAND)'''

'''EXAMPLE: 5´438,192 (FIVE MILLION FOUR THOUSAND AND THIRTY EIGHT ONE HUNDRED AND NINETY TWO)'''

'''AS YOU CAN SEE, NUMBERS IN ENGLISH ARE VERY EASY TO LEARN!!'''

Language/English/Vocabulary/Numbers

2016-10-27T18:54:11Z

Alecoiba: Created page with "'''NUMBERS 1 TO 10 MILLION ARE EASY''' '''1 ONE''' '''2 TWO''' '''3 THREE''' '''4 FOUR''' '''5 FIVE''' '''6 SIX''' '''7 SEVEN''' '''8 EIGHT''' '''9 NINE''' '''10 TEN..."

'''NUMBERS 1 TO 10 MILLION ARE EASY'''

'''1 ONE'''

'''2 TWO'''

'''3 THREE'''

'''4 FOUR'''

'''5 FIVE'''

'''6 SIX'''

'''7 SEVEN'''

'''8 EIGHT'''

'''9 NINE'''

'''10 TEN'''

'''11 ELEVEN'''

'''12 TWELVE'''

'''13 THIRTEEN'''

'''14 FOURTEEN'''

'''15 FIFTEEN'''

'''16 SIXTEEN'''

'''17 SEVENTEEN'''

'''18 EIGHTEEN'''

'''19 NINETEEN'''

'''20 TWENTY (AS YOU CAN SEE, FROM HERE YOU LEARN FROM 10 TO 10) IF IT´S 24 YOU SIMPLY ADD FOUR, OK?'''

'''30 THIRTY'''

'''40 FORTY'''

'''50 FIFTY'''

'''60 SIXTY'''

'''70 SEVENTY'''

'''80 EIGHTY'''

'''90 NINETY'''

'''100 ONE HUNDRED or A HUNDRED (FROM HERE YOU LEARN FROM 100 TO 100)'''

'''200 TWO HUNDRED (AS YOU SEE HERE, YOU JUST ADD 1,2,3,4,5 ETC AND ADD THE WORD HUNDRED. EASY!!)'''

'''1,000 ONE THOUSAND (SAME PRINCIPLE AS THE HUNDRED)'''

'''1´000,000 ONE MILLION (SAME PRINCIPLE AS THE HUNDRED AND THE THOUSAND)'''

'''EXAMPLE: 5´438,192 (FIVE MILLION FOUR THOUSAND AND THIRTY EIGHT ONE HUNDRED AND NINETY TWO)'''

'''AS YOU CAN SEE, NUMBERS IN ENGLISH ARE VERY EASY TO LEARN!!'''

Language/Spanish/Grammar/Masculine-and-Feminine

2016-10-27T18:25:23Z

Alecoiba: Created page with "'''MALE AND FEMALE IN SPANISH, WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE?''' '''IN SPANISH THE MASCULIN (PEOPLE OR OBJECTS) USUALLY END WITH AN ¨O¨, FOR EXAMPLE: CABALLO (MALE HORSE), NIÑO o..."

'''MALE AND FEMALE IN SPANISH, WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE?'''

'''IN SPANISH THE MASCULIN (PEOPLE OR OBJECTS) USUALLY END WITH AN ¨O¨, FOR EXAMPLE: CABALLO (MALE HORSE), NIÑO or MUCHACHO (BOY, YOUNG MAN), TIO (UNCLE), TELEFONO (TELEPHONE), FOCO (LIGHT BULB), CARRO (CAR BUT ALSO COCHE AND AUTOMOVIL MEAN CAR SO, SOMETIMES ENDS DIFFERENT), SEÑOR (MISTER DOES NOT END WITH O), HOMBRE (MAN) DOES NOT END WITH O. MANY NAMES END WITH O LIKE ALEJANDRO, MARIO, FRANCISCO, OCTAVIO.'''

'''IN SPANISH THE FEMININE (PEOPLE OR OBJECTS) USUALLY END WITH AN ¨A¨, FOR EXAMPLE: YEGUA (FEMALE HORSE), NIÑA or MUCHACHA (GIRL, YOUNG GIRL), TIA (AUNT), SEÑORA (MRS., MADAME), MUJER (WOMAN) DOES NOT END WITH A. MANY NAMES END WITH A LIKE DANIELA, LAURA, MARIA, ROSA,'''

Language/Spanish/Vocabulary/Mexican-Slang-Glossary

2016-10-27T17:56:39Z

Alecoiba: Created page with "'''MEXICAN SLANG TO USE WITH FRIENDS:''' '''QUE ONDA? or QUE ROLLO? or QUE PEDO? (WHAT´S UP?, HI)''' '''WEY (DUDE, MAN)''' '''CHIDO (COOL)''' '''NACHAS (BUTT)''' '''ME V..."

'''MEXICAN SLANG TO USE WITH FRIENDS:'''

'''QUE ONDA? or QUE ROLLO? or QUE PEDO? (WHAT´S UP?, HI)'''

'''WEY (DUDE, MAN)'''

'''CHIDO (COOL)'''

'''NACHAS (BUTT)'''

'''ME VALE (I DON´T CARE)'''

'''ESTA CANIJO or ESTA CAÑON (IT´S DIFFICULT, IT´S HARD)'''

'''VETE AL CARAJO (GET THE HELL OUT OF HERE)'''

'''AGUAS!! (WATCH OUT!!)'''

'''ESTOY CRUDO or ESTOY PEDO (I HAVE A HANGOVER) (CRUDA=HANGOVER)'''

'''CHIN!! (OOPS!!)'''

'''JODIDO (SCREWED)'''

'''FERIA or VARO (MONEY. This also is the correct term for FAIR, THE PLACE WHERE YOU GO TO HAVE FUN)'''

'''ECHARSE UN TACO (GRAB A BITE TO EAT)'''

'''ME ECHAS UNA LLAMADA (GIVE ME A CALL)'''

'''MENSO or BABOSO (STUPID)'''

'''NO MANCHES (GIVE ME A BREAK)'''

'''PORFA (SHORT FOR POR FAVOR = PLEASE)'''

'''SIMON or SALE or SAZ (YES, SURE)'''

'''NEL (NO)'''

'''NETA? NETA! (QUESTION: REALLY? AFFIRMATION: REALLY!)'''

'''GRIFO or MARIGUANO (UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF DRUGS)'''

'''A HUEVO!! (OF COURSE!!)'''

'''ME COSTO UN HUEVO (IT WAS VERY HARD FOR ME)'''

'''DALE!! (START or GO)'''

'''PISALE!! (PUT THE PEDAL TO THE METAL)'''

'''NO HAY PEDO (NO PROBLEM). NOTE: MEXICANS NEVER SAY NO PROBLEMO OR NO PROBLEMA'''

'''AHI NOS VEMOS (SEE YOU LATER) NOTE: MEXICANS NEVER SAY HASTA LA VISTA.'''

'''ENTRALE (GO AHEAD, THIS ALSO MEANS LET´S FIGHT)'''

'''CHAMBA or JALE (JOB, WORK)'''

'''CHAMBEANDO (WORKING)'''

'''CHALE (DAMN)'''

'''CARNAL (BROTHER), CARNALA (SISTER)'''

'''JEFE (FATHER, THIS ALSO MEANS BOSS) JEFA (MOTHER)'''

'''MORRO or MORRILLO or CHIQUILLO (BOY) MORRA or MORRILLA or CHIQUILLA (GIRL)'''

'''MORRALLA (CHANGE, TALKING ABOUT MONEY)'''

'''CHAVA (GIRL, THIS ALSO IS A SLANG FOR THE NAME SALVADOR)'''

'''MI VIEJO (MY HUSBAND) MI VIEJA (MY WIFE)'''

'''BARRIGA or PANZA (BELLY)'''

THERE ARE OTHER WORDS WHICH I CONSIDER VULGAR SLANG WHICH I DON´T LIKE TO USE SO I DID NOT ADD THEM HERE.

Language/Spanish/Vocabulary/Months-of-the-Year

2016-10-24T06:18:00Z

Alecoiba:

'''THE MONTHS OF THE YEAR (LOS MESES DEL AÑO)''' IN SPANISH ARE:

'''ENERO (JANUARY)'''

'''FEBRERO (FEBRUARY)'''

'''MARZO (MARCH)'''

'''ABRIL (APRIL)'''

'''MAYO (MAY)'''

'''JUNIO (JUNE)'''

'''JULIO (JULY)'''

'''AGOSTO (AUGUST)'''

'''SEPTIEMBRE (SEPTEMBER)'''

'''OCTUBRE (OCTOBER)'''

'''NOVIEMBRE (NOVEMBER)'''

'''DICIEMBRE (DECEMBER)'''

THE DAYS WE CELEBRATE IN '''MEXICO''' (WE CALL THEM '''LOS DIAS FESTIVOS''') IN EACH MONTH ARE ON '''JANUARY 1st''' (AÑO NUEVO-NEW YEAR´S EVE), '''JANUARY 6th''' (DIA DE LOS REYES MAGOS-DAY OF THE 3 WISE MEN), '''FEBRUARY 6th''' (DIA DE LA CONSTITUCION MEXICANA-DAY OD THE MEXICAN CONSTITUTION), '''FEBRUARY 24th''' (DIA DE LA BANDERA-DAY OF THE MEXICAN FLAG), '''MARCH 21st''' (NATALICIO DE DON BENITO JUAREZ-BIRTH OF MR. BENITO JUAREZ), *'''APRIL 13th''' (JUEVES SANTO-HOLY THURSDAY), *'''APRIL 14th''' (VIERNES SANTO-HOLY FRIDAY), *'''APRIL 16th''' (DOMINGO DE RESURRECCION-SUNDAY OF RESURRECTION), '''APRIL 30th''' (DIA DEL NIÑO-CHILDREN´S DAY), *'''MAY 1st''' (DIA DEL TRABAJO-LABOR DAY), '''MAY 5th''' (BATALLA DE PUEBLA-BATTLE OF PUEBLA), '''MAY 10th''' (DIA DE LAS MADRES-MOTHER´S DAY),'''*''' '''JUNE 18th''' (DIA DEL PADRE-FATHER´S DAY), '''SEPTEMBER 16th''' (DIA DE LA INDEPENDENCIA-INDEPENDENCE DAY), '''OCTOBER 31st''' (NOCHE DE BRUJAS-HALLOWEEN), '''NOVEMBER 2nd''' (DIA DE LOS MUERTOS-DAY OF THE DEAD), '''NOVEMBER 20th''' (DIA DE LA REVOLUCION MEXICANA-DAY OF THE MEXICAN REVOLUTION), '''DECEMBER 12th''' (DIA DE LA VIRGEN DE GUADALUPE-DAY OF THE VIRGIN OF GUADALUPE), '''DECEMBER 24th''' (NOCHEBUENA-CHRISTMAS EVE), '''DECEMBER 25th''' (NAVIDAD-CHRISTMAS)

<nowiki>*</nowiki>SOME OF THESE DAYS CHANGE EVERY YEAR, THEY MOVE AWAY USUALLY JUST A COUPLE OF DAYS OF THE WEEK. THIS IS BASED ON THE '''2017 MEXICAN CALENDAR'''.

Language/Spanish/Vocabulary/Months-of-the-Year

2016-10-24T06:16:24Z

Alecoiba: Created page with "'''THE MONTHS OF THE YEAR (LOS MESES DEL AÑO)''' IN SPANISH ARE: '''ENERO (JANUARY)''' '''FEBRERO (FEBRUARY)''' '''MARZO (MARCH)''' '''ABRIL (APRIL)''' '''MAYO (MAY)'''..."

'''THE MONTHS OF THE YEAR (LOS MESES DEL AÑO)''' IN SPANISH ARE:

'''ENERO (JANUARY)'''

'''FEBRERO (FEBRUARY)'''

'''MARZO (MARCH)'''

'''ABRIL (APRIL)'''

'''MAYO (MAY)'''

'''JUNIO (JUNE)'''

'''JULIO (JULY)'''

'''AGOSTO (AUGUST)'''

'''SEPTIEMBRE (SEPTEMBER)'''

'''OCTUBRE (OCTOBER)'''

'''NOVIEMBRE (NOVEMBER)'''

'''DICIEMBRE (DECEMBER)'''

THE DAYS WE CELEBRATE IN '''MEXICO''' (WE CALL THEM '''LOS DIAS FESTIVOS''') -THE DAYS WE TAKE OFF- IN EACH MONTH ARE ON '''JANUARY 1st''' (AÑO NUEVO-NEW YEAR´S EVE), '''JANUARY 6th''' (DIA DE LOS REYES MAGOS-DAY OF THE 3 WISE MEN), '''FEBRUARY 6th''' (DIA DE LA CONSTITUCION MEXICANA-DAY OD THE MEXICAN CONSTITUTION), '''FEBRUARY 24th''' (DIA DE LA BANDERA-DAY OF THE MEXICAN FLAG), '''MARCH 21st''' (NATALICIO DE DON BENITO JUAREZ-BIRTH OF MR. BENITO JUAREZ), *'''APRIL 13th''' (JUEVES SANTO-HOLY THURSDAY), *'''APRIL 14th''' (VIERNES SANTO-HOLY FRIDAY), *'''APRIL 16th''' (DOMINGO DE RESURRECCION-SUNDAY OF RESURRECTION), '''APRIL 30th''' (DIA DEL NIÑO-CHILDREN´S DAY), *'''MAY 1st''' (DIA DEL TRABAJO-LABOR DAY), '''MAY 5th''' (BATALLA DE PUEBLA-BATTLE OF PUEBLA), '''MAY 10th''' (DIA DE LAS MADRES-MOTHER´S DAY),'''*''' '''JUNE 18th''' (DIA DEL PADRE-FATHER´S DAY), '''SEPTEMBER 16th''' (DIA DE LA INDEPENDENCIA-INDEPENDENCE DAY), '''OCTOBER 31st''' (NOCHE DE BRUJAS-HALLOWEEN), '''NOVEMBER 2nd''' (DIA DE LOS MUERTOS-DAY OF THE DEAD), '''NOVEMBER 20th''' (DIA DE LA REVOLUCION MEXICANA-DAY OF THE MEXICAN REVOLUTION), '''DECEMBER 12th''' (DIA DE LA VIRGEN DE GUADALUPE-DAY OF THE VIRGIN OF GUADALUPE), '''DECEMBER 24th''' (NOCHEBUENA-CHRISTMAS EVE), '''DECEMBER 25th''' (NAVIDAD-CHRISTMAS)

<nowiki>*</nowiki>SOME OF THESE DAYS CHANGE EVERY YEAR, THEY MOVE AWAY JUST A COUPLE OF DAYS. THIS IS BASED ON THE '''2017 MEXICAN CALENDAR'''.

Language/Spanish/Vocabulary/Days-of-the-Week

2016-10-24T05:38:26Z

Alecoiba:

'''THE DAYS OF THE WEEK (LOS DIAS DE LA SEMANA)''' IN SPANISH ARE:

'''LUNES (MONDAY)'''

'''MARTES (TUESDAY)'''

'''MIERCOLES (WEDNESDAY)'''

'''JUEVES (THURSDAY)'''

'''VIERNES (FRIDAY)'''

'''SABADO (SATURDAY)'''

'''DOMINGO (SUNDAY)'''

THE WEEK IN MEXICO STARTS ON MONDAY AND ENDS ON SUNDAY. USUALLY PEOPLE WORK FROM MONDAY TO FRIDAY AND IN OTHER CASES FROM MONDAY TO SATURDAY (HALF A DAY ON SATURDAYS). IF PEOPLE WORK IN HOTELS OR RESTAURANTS THEY USUALLY HAVE THE DAY OFF WITHIN THE WEEK AS THE BUSIEST DAYS ARE ON WEEKENDS.

Language/Spanish/Vocabulary/Days-of-the-Week

2016-10-24T05:29:52Z

Alecoiba: Created page with "THE DAYS OF THE WEEK IN SPANISH ARE: '''LUNES (MONDAY)''' '''MARTES (TUESDAY)''' '''MIERCOLES (WEDNESDAY)''' '''JUEVES (THURSDAY)''' '''VIERNES (FRIDAY)''' '''SABADO (SA..."

THE DAYS OF THE WEEK IN SPANISH ARE:

'''LUNES (MONDAY)'''

'''MARTES (TUESDAY)'''

'''MIERCOLES (WEDNESDAY)'''

'''JUEVES (THURSDAY)'''

'''VIERNES (FRIDAY)'''

'''SABADO (SATURDAY)'''

'''DOMINGO (SUNDAY)'''

THE WEEK IN MEXICO STARTS ON MONDAY AND ENDS ON SUNDAY. USUALLY PEOPLE WORK FROM MONDAY TO FRIDAY AND IN OTHER CASES FROM MONDAY TO SATURDAY (HALF A DAY ON SATURDAYS). IF PEOPLE WORK IN HOTELS OR RESTAURANTS THEY USUALLY HAVE THE DAY OFF WITHIN THE WEEK AS THE BUSIEST DAYS ARE ON WEEKENDS.