Did you know that the word 🌮TACO isn’t only a food?! It’s synonym is 🇪🇸PALABROTA which means a 🇺🇸SWEAR or CURSE WORD in English 🤔 Story time…. A looooong looooong time ago, in 2005, when I first came to Spain and started to slowly understand more of the spoken language, I realized that what is VERY taboo ❌ in the English language is just a NATURAL🤣 part of the daily 🇪🇸lenguaje en contextos sociales, familiares y incluso desde muy jovencito en el hogar 🤯 Para mí, las palabrotas/insultos MÁS COMUNES que escucho y digo yo son: 🌮 Tacos: Joder! Mierda! 🤬Insultos: Gillipollas! Y Hijo/a de puta! 🗣️🖕Colloquial expressions: “¡Me cago en la leche/mar/hostia/tus muertos! Y ¡Vete a tomar por culo! HAHA!! Common everyone, it’s TACO TUESDAY! So let’s blow off some steam (desahogarnos) and comment with your favourite TACOS & SWEARS IN español 🇪🇸 & English 🇺🇸

I went back to university yesterday y ya estoy exhausted! Going there it’s like going to hell please I can’t deal with this anymore😑 I cry nights and days

Our TWO new bilingual community members ✨MARIA BELEN and 🩷MINAA!! Please don’t be shy🙈and share something about yourselves with us all en el 🇺🇸idioma🇪🇸que preferís🤩 🩵¿De dónde eres? 🩵What are your hobbies?

In English, there are a couple of common expressions that we use when someone is acting grumpy in general and especially on Mondays. The first one is ¨Someone woke up on the wrong side of the bed!¨ and the other is ¨Someone has a¨(bad) case of the ´Mondays¨. Let´s see if anyone knows these expressions or similar ones in SPANISH! Give it a try!!

Did you know Weekend in Spanish is “fin de semana”? In Spain the colloquial or more common way to say it is “finde”. For example, “Have an awesome weekend!” is “¡Que tengas un finde genial!” What is everyone up to this weekend???? I’ll be spending time at the beach and preparing my COURSE to post for next week 🏖️📚