I didn’t know is existed either until I came across is while looking through my Spanish dictionary. This word just caught my eye, and it’s such a satisfying word to say, though quite a challenge if you have trouble rolling your Rs.
AngelMarch 29th, 2006 at 4:43 pm
I had never heard such a word! Well, there’s no doubt that one NEVER stops learning even one’s own language! I am a native Spanish speaker.
Typical spanish folk song, from Asturias, the north:
Por decir Viva San Roque
me metieron prisionero,
y ahora que estoy en prisiones,
¡Viva San Roque y el perro!
A tu mandil échale UN RINGORRANGO,
que retumbe el agua en la arena,
qué triste se despide llorando
la mi morena.
que me diga que sí, que me diga que no,
a la mi morena la camelo yo.
la camelo yo, la he de camelar
a la mi morena la saco a bailar.
You know, I never knew _that_ was a Spanish word.
I didn’t know is existed either until I came across is while looking through my Spanish dictionary. This word just caught my eye, and it’s such a satisfying word to say, though quite a challenge if you have trouble rolling your Rs.
I had never heard such a word! Well, there’s no doubt that one NEVER stops learning even one’s own language! I am a native Spanish speaker.
Typical spanish folk song, from Asturias, the north:
Por decir Viva San Roque
me metieron prisionero,
y ahora que estoy en prisiones,
¡Viva San Roque y el perro!
A tu mandil échale UN RINGORRANGO,
que retumbe el agua en la arena,
qué triste se despide llorando
la mi morena.
que me diga que sí, que me diga que no,
a la mi morena la camelo yo.
la camelo yo, la he de camelar
a la mi morena la saco a bailar.
Need a traslation? :)
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