The Gringa Oath

tú = you (when speaking to someone informally, such as friends andfamily; who you know well) ¿Cómo estás?  utsted = you...

er & more = más In English, to create a comparison, we generally "-er" (cooler, happier, stronger) or add the word...

What's the difference between "cuatro" and "cuarto" in Spanish? cuatro = 4 cuarto = 4th (forth) (ejemplo: the fourth floor = el...

Spanish words that end in “ería” denote some sort of business (shops). If you have ever traveled to a Spanish speaking...

Officially called República del Ecuador, this name literally translates as "Republic of the Equator". Because of its location at the...

Spanish is very literal BUT cannot be translated literally fromEnglish to Spanish. Instead you need to think in a more...

Have you ever heard the expression, “You can’t judge a book by itscover”? Well in terms of alot of words...

Have you ever been to a Mexican restaurant here in the States? Have you ever ordered food from Taco Bell™...

My most memorable gringa moment was at a grocery store here in Miami. I was buying really hot peppers (no...