30 Most Common British Idioms & Phrases
How many British idioms do you know? How many of them do you use? Idioms are an important part of the language.
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Were you aware of the fact that Spanish is the second most spoken language in the world right after Chinese? Not only that, but it is also the official language in 21 countries, amongst which are Mexico, Colombia, Spain, Argentina, and many others. More than 120 million people in Mexico speak Spanish, which is a big number compared to Spain’s 47 million speakers.
But let’s stop with the numbers. You already know how amazing this language is. You have already chosen your Spanish speaking country. Now’s the time to:
You want to fit in and feel the local energy by exchanging a few words with the natives. Well, stick around, and you’ll be one step closer to your goal.
The Spanish language is one of the most lyrical and easiest languages in the world, so you are in luck. The amazing flow of this language has occupied the media. It seems as if every Spanish song that comes out becomes a huge hit, so you can start learning the language simply by listening to their music. It will also put you in a good mood for your trip!
Fun fact: Did you know that the most watched video on Youtube is Despacito, by Luis Fonsi? It has accumulated over 6.4 billion views so far! Talk about Spanish lyrism, am I right?
Another fun fact: This song has increased tourism in Puerto Rico by around 50%. I guess everyone just wants to take it slow.
*despacito = slowly
However, if you don’t have enough time, because your trip to a Spanish speaking country is getting near, don’t worry. Just add these songs to your playlist and leave them for a good night out.
If you are short with time, for now, focus only on the most basic Spanish phrases for travelers. They can be enough to help you survive, figuratively speaking.
Luckily, words like “Hola”, “Amigo” and “adiós” are easy to remember and use later. Learning the most useful Spanish phrases for conversation will save your from having to use your hands to make people understand you. That’s the beauty of foreign languages!
Remember, this trip can be a great start of something new – your Spanish learning journey!
Today’s list is enough to get you started, but it can also help you get to more advanced Spanish phrases for travel. Your native Spanish tutor can share an even bigger ‘Spanish travel phrases’ cheat sheet that you bring on your vacation.
Have you ever used any of these phrases in a Spanish speaking country? Which phrase was it? Which country did you visit?
Let us know in the comments section below and inspire other readers to do the same.
You can use English if you like, but the native speakers will be pleased if you try to speak their language.Spaniards are usually very kind and patient with learners.
Spain has the longest life expectancy in the world. Violent crime is also very low, and Spain is one of Europe's safest countries for tourists.
Yes, there is one Spanish that is dying. And really fast, in fact. It is the Spanish the Spaniard people speak in Spain, also called Castillian.
Spanish as a language is also very direct and doesn’t feature all of the pleasantries of a language like French or English. If someone says ‘pass me that’ without saying please, they’re not being impolite, they’re just being typically Spanish.
Spaniards greet each other or bid a goodbye with a kiss on each cheek, rather than with a handshake.
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