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4 days ago · Korean : 겔젠키르헨. Chinese : 盖尔森基兴. Spanish : L'hospitalet de llobregat. Translate this word/phrase. Add Gelsenkirchen details. Meanings for Gelsenkirchen. Add a meaning. Synonyms for Gelsenkirchen. Add synonyms. Antonyms for Gelsenkirchen. Add antonyms.
May 5, 2024 · Spanish Slang Words. Let’s start off with a few common Spanish slang words that will help you sound like a local! For example, cool in Spanish slang can be a few different words like guay or chulo/chula. Both words mean that something is cool or awesome. For example, “Estas zapatos están guay” means “These shoes are cool”.
3 days ago · 35 Facts About Gelsenkirchen. Gelsenkirchen is a vibrant city situated in the western part of Germany. With a rich history and diverse culture, this city has something to offer for everyone. Whether you’re a history buff, a sports enthusiast, or a nature lover, Gelsenkirchen has attractions and activities that will captivate you.
17 hours ago · Originally from Argentina and Uruguay, 'flaquita' described a slender or thin person, particularly a woman, reflecting European beauty standards. Today, it encompasses a broader range of meanings, symbolizing a fashionable, alluring aesthetic. While it celebrates femininity, it also perpetuates unrealistic beauty norms.
2 days ago · Legend has it that the dish was created by accident when a burrito was accidentally dropped into a deep fryer, resulting in a crispy and delicious variation. The word “chimichanga” itself is believed to have Spanish origins, although its exact meaning is debated. Some suggest it comes from the Spanish term “chimichurri,” a spicy sauce ...
May 4, 2024 · Mucho gusto — Nice to meet you (Latin America) Me llamo Pablo, ¡ mucho gusto! — My name is Pablo, nice to meet you! 26. Un gusto — A pleasure (to meet you) Qué tal, soy Alberto, un gusto. — Hello, I’m Alberto, it’s a pleasure to meet you. El gusto es mío. — The pleasure is mine.
4 days ago · Buenas Ondas. There are two words for wave in Spanish. The ones in the ocean are “olas” and the rest are “ondas”. Teenagers will use “olas” on the Internet to say “hello” instead of “hola” because it is cooler. Use it to describe someone cool! So, a nice person is buena onda.
