Both batches were delicious, but, I had to forewarn people that the vanilla were tasty, but, messy. If you live in or are traveling in a Spanish-speaking country, birthdays can very easily come up as you meet people. After saying hi to someone, casual conversation may naturally lead to birthdays, especially if you’re interested in knowing people’s zodiac signs. Here are some common questions you may encounter regarding birthdays.

And so, my dear Braden, before we part ways, I would like to say to you, from one freaky carnivore to another, you can just eat my ass. Your personal data will be used to support your experience throughout this website, to manage access to your account, and for other purposes described in our privacy policy. Finally, try filling your cases by piping the batter in with a piping bag. This will help you evenly distribute your mix most more efficiently than spooning it in. There’s one loanword from Spanish on the list, and now another one from French .

1) The most common use of this preposition is to express the purpose or the objective of an action. In this case, para is translated as in order to. Unfortunately it looks funny to you and some other people but for Cubans like me this is a disgrace. Agreed how to say scallops in spanish not everything here is slang, some words are those used in Cuba but not common elsewhere like momentico vs momentito. I hope I didn’t overwhelm you with too much Cuban slang. But if there’s anything I’ve missed I’d love to hear it in the comments below.

If you think getting in touch with your ex will prevent you from moving on, then you should avoid texting them happy birthday. La mordida is one of the more bizarre birthday traditions in Latin America. Of course, all birthday parties must include a birthday cake, but they tend to serve a very different purpose across Latin America. As with English, there are countless ways to wish someone a happy birthday.

I’m not fluent so your Spanish probably exceeds what mine will ever be. Oye, como va, where oye is a conjugated form of oir normally in this case it’s an attention getter/command best translated to Hey, or listen. If you know a lot of people from Mexico you will hear pinche a whole lot very similar, I’d compare it to fuck like fucking Pete, dudes always late. The vosotros set of conjugations can be found all over the math, it’s basically an interchangeable choice with the nosotros set. Some countries use it more than others but Guatamala uses it as well. N oye, one thing that’s cool as hell about Cuba is their food.

In every country in the world people use slang and profanity. But I’d love to know what words are misspelled so I can correct them. My Cuban friends spelled the words for me so it’s entirely possible they aren’t right. The Cuban language tends to be quite affectionate speaking to people even if they don’t know them well. Both words influenced by English, the first time I heard ticher I wondered why I needed a teacher.

There are some words that I use here with friends in Havana that I would never use in more formal settings. Just as in Canada I may swear with my friends but I wouldn’t do so in many other situations. I’m Cuban and very sadly see your opinion about cuban people. Cubans often drop letters or replace them with others.