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  1. JoeMar

    JoeMar Guru Registered Member

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    How about a list of Spanish words & phrases that will be useful at TTR & around Cancun?
     
    JoeMar, Dec 27, 2011
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    ¿Dondé está la cantina? (Where is the bar)
    Dos cervezas por favor (Two beers please)
    Besame (Kiss me)

    That's about all you need. The rest works itself out.
     
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    On a side note - sooooooo much english in Cancun that you don't really need spanish unless your searching for something specific and/or just want to speak spanish.

    I went on an obscene search for chispitas last year (sprinkles)
     
    Roxie, Dec 27, 2011
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  4. Kimmiey

    Kimmiey Enthusiast Registered Member

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    oh, and
    "¿Donde está el baño?"

    Kinda need that one after finding the bar...
     
    Kimmiey, Dec 27, 2011
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  5. Kimmiey

    Kimmiey Enthusiast Registered Member

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    "Muchos vodka" was one I used a few times as well, broken spanish but they got the point...
     
    Kimmiey, Dec 27, 2011
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    bonitos zapatos (nice shoes)
     
    momanddadohio, Dec 27, 2011
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    Gracias!
     
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  8. jimbo64

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    It may speak to what my visits down there haVe been that i can pronounce the first two without an accent, but need help with the pronunciation of the third.
     
    jimbo64, Dec 27, 2011
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    KenNJoyce I can choose my own title Registered Member

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    Beh-sa-meh.. should do the trick...

    some others... dos tequilas por favor (please). 2nd word pronounce fah-vore.

    muchas gracias (many thanks)

    yo amo tu (I love you)

    and .... o mi dios, que bueno tatas. (OMG, nice shoes!)
     
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    Thank you.
     
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