Basic words in Spanish

[DeM]

heya...after the last night i begin think about the idea of some guy,who speak spanish write here some basic words,verbs and etc...the most used..so we can communicate with them when need....
also if possible some of the name calling .. good to know when to run the offense ..

thx ya...

[=(V)=_The_Greek_]

I know hola, besos and puta. I learned that a few years ago from a Spanish girl. Those words kind of summarize how our short relationship went.

[DeM]

I know hola, besos and puta. I learned that a few years ago from a Spanish girl. Those words kind of summarize how our short relationship went.

:( keep trying brave warrior...
i know:

hijo del puta=son of a bitch
culo=ass(someone tell me it)
joder=dick(last night jonatahn say this word a thousand times.)

and some more:(copy course hahaha)

1. gracias (thanks)
2. ser (to be)
3. a (to)
4. ir (to go)
5. estar (to be)
6. bueno (good)
7. de (of, from)
8. su (your, her, his, their)
9. hacer (to do, to make)
10. amigo (friend)
11. por favor (please)
12. no (no)
13. en (on, in)
14. haber ("to have" as an auxiliary verb)
15. tener (to have, to possess)
16. un, uno, una (a, one)
17. ahora (now)
18. y (and)
19. que, qué (that, what)
20. por (for, by)
21. amar (to love)
22. quién (who)
23. para (for, to)
24. venir (to come)
25. porque (because)
26. el, la, los, las (the)
27. antes (before)
28. más (more)
29. bien ("well" as an adverb)
30. aquí, allí (here, there)
31. querer (to want, to love)
32. hola (hello)
33. tú (you)
34. poder (to be able)
35. gustar (to be pleasing)
36. poner (to put)
37. casi (almost)
38. saber (to know)
39. como (like, as)
40. donde (where)
41. dar (to give)
42. pero (but)
43. se (itself, herself, himself, themselves)
44. mucho (much)
45. nuevo (new)
46. cuando (when)
47. chico, chica (boy, girl)
48. entender (to understand)
49. si (if)
50. o (or)
51. feliz (happy)
52. todo (all, every)
53. mismo (same)
54. muy (very)
55. nunca (never)
56. yo, me (I, me)
57. sí (yes)
58. grande (big, great)
59. deber (to owe, should)
60. usted (you)
61. bajo (low, under)
62. otro (other)
63. salir (to leave)
64. hora (hour; see also lesson on telling time)
65. desde (from)
66. ver (to see)
67. malo, mal (bad)
68. pensar (to think)
69. hasta (until)
70. tanto, tan (used in making comparisons)
71. entre (between, among)
72. durante (during)
73. llevar (to wear, to carry)
74. siempre (always)
75. empezar (to begin)
76. él, ella, ellos, ellas (he, she, they)
77. leer (to read)
78. cosa (thing)
79. sacar (to take out, to remove)
80. conocer (to know)
81. primero (first)
82. andar (to walk)
83. sobre (over, about)
84. echar (to throw)
85. sin (without)
86. decir (to say)
87. trabajar (to work)
88. nosotros (we, us)
89. también (also)
90. adiós (goodbye)
91. comer (to eat)
92. triste (sad)
93. país (country)
94. escuchar (to listen, to listen to)
95. hombre (man)
96. mujer (woman)
97. le (indirect-object pronoun)
98. creer (to believe, to think)
99. encontrar (to find)
100. beber (to drink)

[DeM]

Ok now lets pratice.... make sentenses using the spanish words....

Me: Quiero conocer una mujer mucho hermosa...hahhah

[=(V)=Rurik]

I know hola, besos and puta. I learned that a few years ago from a Spanish girl. Those words kind of summarize how our short relationship went.

Lmao!
I'm sorry to hear that man!

Ok now lets pratice.... make sentenses using the spanish words....

Me: Quiero conocer una mujer mucho hermosa...hahhah

Fixed:
Me: Quiero conocer una mujer muy hermosa..

If you're referring to an attribute of a person you use "muy".

Nice list of words there DEM!

Btw:
"Joder" doesn't mean "dick".
It means something like... To bother, but sometimes it's also used as "Me van a joder", meaning, "They're gonna fuck me up/beat the shit out of me/bother me".

So when that person said "Joder" she meant "Oh fuck/Shit/etc."
That's because in some countries they use that word in the same way you guys use the word "fuck" when somethings goes wrong or/and bad.

[Mikolaj]

I know hola, besos and puta. I learned that a few years ago from a Spanish girl. Those words kind of summarize how our short relationship went.

weird that you not learned ,,pequeño cohete''

[DeM]

I know hola, besos and puta. I learned that a few years ago from a Spanish girl. Those words kind of summarize how our short relationship went.

Lmao!
I'm sorry to hear that man!

Ok now lets pratice.... make sentenses using the spanish words....

Me: Quiero conocer una mujer mucho hermosa...hahhah

Fixed:
Me: Quiero conocer una mujer muy hermosa..

If you're referring to an attribute of a person you use "muy".

Nice list of words there DEM!

Btw:
"Joder" doesn't mean "dick".
It means something like... To bother, but sometimes it's also used as "Me van a joder", meaning, "They're gonna fuck me up/beat the shit out of me/bother me".

So when that person said "Joder" she meant "Oh fuck/Shit/etc."
That's because in some countries they use that word in the same way you guys use the word "fuck" when somethings goes wrong or/and bad.

ohh gracias hermano!!!
: pero que soy muy mal en=(in?)espaniol....

[NyteBlayDe]

That would help alot ,Thanks for posting this ,Dem and Rurik :)

[=(V)=RocketJedi]

go tot he play store or crapple store and get a free app call duolingo

[EL_BANANERO]

hola.
como estas.
donde estas.
llévame.
puta= mujer que esta con muchos hombres puto= hombre que esta con muchas mujeres o como dicen fuck joder o chingau maldición es casi igual.
saludos.
webones = flojos o no trabajadores



creo que esas palabras son las que amenudo uso y las mias son

no mames.
los voy a bananear
los garchare
quiere pelea
ola k ace
putos montoneros
hola a todos. adio a todos
k onda
k tranza la banda
k pedo= preguntando como estas pero se usa si esa persona se lleva con tigo menos no
buenas noches



creo que eso es todo por mi o por lo menos lo que recuerdo o se me ocurrio :D

[EL_BANANERO]

lo que se es que un mexicano tal vez nunca hable ingles como un estadounidense por el tono o acento diferente. lo mismo de un gring@ hablando español suena raro escuchar hablar español a su manera pero es dibertido hablar o tratar de hablar y crear amistad ante toda diferencia entre las personas

[=(V)=betho]

ohhhh puta is a bad word... I personally if they understand when they speak in English because I'm good at it but I'm very bad speak it but I do not know why and I speak it is complicated to use and translator currently ... I can translate those who do not speak much English but I can in the morning because I work in the afternoon (sorry for my bad english & translate)

[DeM]

ohhhh puta is a bad word... I personally if they understand when they speak in English because I'm good at it but I'm very bad speak it but I do not know why and I speak it is complicated to use and translator currently ... I can translate those who do not speak much English but I can in the morning because I work in the afternoon (sorry for my bad english & translate)

np bro...



many times i see mexicans calling others of hijos del puta...
son of a bitch in english.... rude words..sad guys

[=(V)=Rurik]

It's hijo de puta, and in some countries they use it to say something like "lucky bastard". Obviously it depends on the context.

[EL_BANANERO]

si rurik tiene razon. en mexico cada palabra puede ser escrita o hablada para dar algo a entender dependiendo la ocaciójn motivo o circunstancia. hay groserias que se podria decir que son un cumplido a tu persona. por ejemplo eres una verga xd que te da a entender eres demasiado bueno. los paquetes de voz que tengo saben que al morir tu persona emite un mensaje por ejemplo idiota, que pena me das, corre humano etc. quienes tienen ese paquete de voz lo escuchan y los que no solo ven el escrito creyendo que lo haz insultado y eso es algo problematico. pues lo que aparese escrito es exactamente lo mismo que en ingles con los paquetes de voz por defecto