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Communication with the Spaniards (circulation and not only). Appeals in Spanish

appeal to the Spaniard

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appeal to the Spaniard

Alternative descriptions

In the Celtic mythology, the Welsh goddess-progenitian, "Mother of God" (mythical)

Head of the Clan of the Italian Mafia

Georgian letter

Star River for Chinstar Elina Bystritskoy

Spanish sir

Name of periodicals

Respectful appeal to a man in Spain

River in Russia, falling into the Azov Sea

River, eating M. Sholokhov

Verse Pushkin

Titulin River

Roman American Writer Mario Puzo "Last ..."

What river is the English city of Sheffield worth?

What river is the city of Konstantinovsk?

What river is the city of Lebedyan?

What river is the city of Liski?

What river is the city of Novovoronezh?

What river is the city of Pavlovsk Voronezh region?

What river is the city of Semikarakorsk?

What river is the city of Semiluki?

What river is the city of Serafimovich?

On the bank of what river is the city of Epifan?

Tell me in the language of the Iranian peoples "River"

Opera of the Russian composer I. I. Dzerzhinsky "Quiet ..."

Which river is Sheffield?

This river made the famous Nobel laureate of 1965

River in Russia

Silent Sholokhov River

Kikhot

Appeal to the nobleman in Italy

River in the European part of the Russian Federation

River, cradle of Russian Cossacks

The river on which the Cossack was walked

Cossack Youth Walk

Pushkin poem

River in the south of Russia

Federal route of Russia

Knight ... kikhot

Mr. Spaese

Hoper - the influx of this river

Hoper - his influx

Young Cossack River

Zhuan, Carlos or Qiheot

Nobleman in Italy

. "Quiet" river

The Cossack is walking on him

Mikhail Sholokhov: "Silent ..."

Spanish gentleman

River of Russian Cossacks

Monsieur in Spanish

Spanish sir.

Monsieur Spana

There walked the Cossack young

What river is the Azov?

What river called Tanais?

With him extradition

River in the novel Sholokhov

Sholokhovsky Tikhonia

Pope River

River flowing to the Azov Sea

Cossack River

Main mafiosa

Cossack River in Russia

River in Laos.

Pan from Madrid

Appeal to Korleone

Cesar de Bazan.

River in the Rostov region

Respectful appeal to a man in Spain

River in Russia

Buryat writer (1905-1938, "" Moon in Eclipse "")

If you are in a business environment, then, after an oral greeting, the handshake will be enough. In a friendly atmosphere, a kiss on the cheek or an air kiss will be followed. Mass options - just choose more suitable or come up with your own combination.

Spanish greetings are not limited to well-known Hola. and Buenos Días.: Today we have compiled for you an exhaustive list of Spanish phrases from which you can start a conversation.

  • Hola. - Hello.
    This is the easiest greeting, you can be combined with any of those that are below. So you can say "HOLA, BUENOS DíAS", or "HOLA, BUENAS TARDES". And do not get tired of reminding: the letter "H" is not pronounced!
  • Buenos Días. - Good morning.
    Literally translates as a "good day", but means "good morning." "Buenos Días" Usually used until noon.
  • Buenas Tardes. - Good day.
    In the event that you want to say hello to someone, and for an hour of the day or later, you can say "BUENAS TARDES". In Spain, this greeting can be used until late in the evening, and in a number of Latin American countries and the Caribbean countries - only before sunset.
  • Buenas noches. - Good evening.
    This phrase also means "good night". Always remember the context, since you can not say goodbye to the lacaround.
  • ¿Cómo Está? - How are you? (Formal appeal).
    This is a polite way to ask anyone about the state of his work. As a rule, it is necessary to use this phrase in a conversation with the elderly or people engaged in guidance, as a sign of respect. Use this phrase in South America to always feel confident. Are you doing business? It is important to ask the well-being of a person before any business conversation. This will be a sign that you take care of your client or partner.
  • ¿Cómo Estás? - What's up? (informal appeal).
    Adding letters «S» At the end means that you are talking to the peer or with someone younger than you by age. If you hear "Tutéame"So, the interlocutor invites you to contact "you", regardless of his and your age.
  • ¿Cómo Están? - How are you? (plural)
    Welcome a group of people? The letter "n" at the end will mean that you appeal to all at once. If you are familiar with everyone in the group, you can talk with each friend a friendly kiss. But if you are a guy, kissing only girls, other guys shake hands. Traveling in Spain? Ask "¿Cómo Estáis?".
  • ¿QUÉ TAL? - How are things going?
    Someone this appeal may seem too familiar, but, in general, this question can be asked to any person in an unofficial setting.
  • ¿QUÉ PASA? - What's new? / What happens?
    Are you talking to friends or with someone who is younger than you? Use the phrase "¿QUÉ PASA?" It can also be heard in situations when they want to clarify some point.
  • ¿QUÉ HUBO? - What happened?
    This phrase is considered an informal greeting in some Hispanic countries. Use the phrase to communicate with friends or family. Just remember that the letter "H" There is no sound (we know that we are already tired of you).
  • Bienvenidos. - Welcome.
    Want to invite someone to your home? In Spanish it will sound like this: "Bienvenidos". Keep final «S»If you welcome several people. Remove «S»You will get a greeting for one person. When handling a woman say "Bienvenida", and to a man - "Bienvenido". Are girls a group of girls invited? Eat word Bienvenidas. Do not consider it for discrimination and male chauvinism, but you need to talk "Bienvenidos"If girls and men are present in the group of invited.
  • MI CASA ES SU CASA - My home is your home.
    If you want the guest to feel comfortable in your home, you can say: "MI CASA ES SU CASA". It does not mean at all that you give him your home, but implies that invited can feel at home. If visiting the same age, just replace "SU" on the "TU".
  • ¿De Dónde Eres? - Where are you from?
    Use this expression in cases when you want to ask someone from your age or younger, from where he. The question will change and will sound like "¿De Dónde es USTed?"If you contact the age of older or higher in status.
  • ¿Cómo Te Llamas? - What's your name?
    Literally means "how do you call yourself?" "This is what you say when you want to know someone's name." This time has several options, depending on the type of circulation. A senior man in Spain is asked: "¿Cómo SE LLAMA?"
  • ¿Aló? - Hello?
    This is a common way to answer the call in many Spanish countries. Depending on where you travel, you can hear "BUENO", "Sí" or "DIGA" In response to a phone call. Regardless of the telephone greeting, you must answer, introducing and asked how things are at your interlocutor. It will be impolite if you do not show such courtesy. Thank the interlocutor. Then you can go to the target of the call.
  • ¿Adónde vas? - Where are you going?
    To greet someone who is in a hurry? To ask someone where it goes, use this phrase. Change the verb on "VA" for official appeal, and if you ask a group of people in Spain, where they go, change on "VAIS".
  • ¿Dónde Has Estado? - Where did you be all this time?
    You have not seen some time? Tell me "¿Dónde Has Estado?" And find out where he disappeared all these years. Be prepared to listen to the whole story!
  • ¡HACE TIEMPO QUE NO TE VEO! - How long have I not seen you!
    That is how you will greet a person who have not seen a whole eternity.

Do not turn to strangers like our "young man" or "girl", "man" or "woman." It is not accepted. But in Spain there are many pleasant words that express a certain degree of attitude towards the interlocutor.

Although there is, of course, appeals "Muhher" or "Ombre" ( mujer / Hombre.) that it is literally translated as a woman and a man, respectively, but this does not mean that it translates as when contacting. It is often used in communication close friends or acquaintances, and translates like a "girlfriend" / "Friend, boyfriend, old man." And also some particularly attentive Spaniards on the street can appeal to the girl - "Chikita" (Chiquita), which means "beauty, girl"

"Señora" or "Senor" ( sE? ORA / SE? OR) - So turn to people, starting with their adulthood, it will tell you any Spanish tutor in Moscow and not only. "Senorite" (SE? Orita) call a young (or not very) girl. And as an analogue of the appeal, the "young man" is the same "Senor". "Dona" or "Don" ( dON / DO? A) It is often used in documents next to the names of our own, but in colloquial speech are practically not used.

Can contact you "Guapa" or "Guapo" ( guapa / Guapo.) What is translated as "Beauty" and "Handsome". So they say sellers in the shops and grocery shops, or people on the street, including women or girls, will tell you any Spanish tutor in Moscow and not only.

But the most beautifully sounds when women call each other - "Rayna" ( reina.) What does "queen" mean. This speaks of a sincere admiration for the interlocutor. Beauty and youth here do not cause envy, they are an object of sincere worship. To a man can contact Ray ( rey), that is, the "king". In this case, it emphasizes the respect for the decent character of a man.

Also, a common appeal to men is Cabaliero ( caballero.) (Caballo - horse), which is translated as rider, cavalier, knight. This is the preserved medieval halanery.

Word "novo" ( novio.) denotes the "boyfriend" or "fiance". But for those who really intend to play the wedding, there are other meanings for the words of the bride and groom. And "Novo" or "New" ( novia.) They may vary many times during life.

Now about what words in circulation can be expressed by sympathy or feelings for a person.

The most frequently used - "Mi Amor" ( mi amor), that is, "my love". Not only beloved, but also just friends of both sexes, except, of course, men in a conversation with men.
Expression "Asher Amor" ( hACER AMOR) means "make love", literally "make love." "Mistress and lover" in Spanish is "Amante" ( amante), which means "one who loves". This is the word from the verb "AMAR" ( amar), that is, "love." You can also use the synonym - "Caerer" ( querer.), which also has a second meaning - "wish." And the expression "TE Kierie" ( te Quiero.) - translates "I love you (or want)."

For the appeal "Dear, dear" there is a word "Karino" ( cARI? O.), and "Favorite, Favorite" - "Kerida, Kerido" ( querida / querido.) (also from the word querer.).

It is still very often used the word "settled" ( cielo.) With the initial meaning - "Necko", "Heaven". Use it in circulation not only to the beloved, but also to close friends. And women often use this appeal in a diminutive form - "Mi Cielito" ( mi Cielito.). The meaning of this word can be translated on as "my heaven angel." By the way, the "Angel" or "Angels", as they also say beloved, in Spanish sounds - "Angel", "Angehelito" ( angel / Angelit.o).

Also, between friends and sweethearts, the conversion of "Mi Corason" (MI Coraz? N), which was translated as "My Heart". Also, the appeal "Mi View" (MI Vida), meaning "my life".

However, it is worth allocating several differences in the use of appeals by Latin Americans and Spaniards. For example, mi Cielo, Mi Amor, Mi Tesoro (Mi Tesoro - What does Latin American people mean "my treasure") more often, and the Spaniards prefer to speak on the contrary, for how much the meaning does not change: Coraz? N m? o, vida m? a.

Secondly, unlike Spain, in Latin America, very often used appeals In a diminutive form: mI CORAZONCITO, MI TESORITO, MI CIELITO, MI AMORCITO.

Thirdly, if the Spaniards use the word guapo.(Handsome), then Latin Americans are often used in combination with the appeals of the adjective Lindo ( lindo.) (caricito Lindo, AMORCITO LINDO, COSITA LINDA)What the Spaniards do not do. Sometimes often on this word can be distinguished Latin American from the Spaniard.

Fourth, many appeals are used only by Latin Americans, for example: Mamatico - Matico - Favorite, Dear (Ecuador), mamita / Papito. - Girl, Pretty Woman / Guy, Handsome (Puerto-Rico, Cuba), Agendejado - Apenado - Upper, Fool (Colombia), pendejo. - Pendaho is a fool (la), conchudo. - Konchudo - Naked, Fall (Mexico, Colombia, Peru, Ecuador) ...

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Spaniards - the people are noisy, unorganized and unpredictable. They themselves do not know how they will behave at the next minute. Spaniards little care that others think about them. Most of the Spaniards pay less attention to manners than other nations. Of course, they are counting on the fact that their children will behave decently in humans, but they do not scold them.

They are always late or simply are not at the meetings, which they themselves are prescribed, and do not sleep, except for the siesta. Siesta is two hours of afternoon sleep (15.00-17.00). This is the most favorite and "holy" occupation of the Spaniards. Anyone who during the Seside turns out to be on their feet, consider abnormal. In the clock, the siesta is almost impossible to find a single open store, neither in general people on the street. The country seems to be freezing.

For a personal behavior, they only shrug, because from their point of view it does not matter. At the same time, they have a passion for unbelieving morals, so - do not be surprised.

"Sorry" or "Thank you" - rarely sounding words on the streets. No one is waiting for your words of gratitude or apologies for insignificant misconduct. Spaniards believe that all this is a chemistry. They do not hide their pleasure, but do not try to hide displeasure.

The appeal of the Spaniards to each other is probably the simplest worldwide. In Spanish, the polite appeal "you" coexists with a less formal "you", but, being presented, the Spaniards completely forget about the polite "you". Nevertheless, the appeal to "you" is unacceptable towards older ladies and important personals. And the appeal "you", uttered with the mockery, can be a great insult. It makes it possible to understand the addressee that it does not behave in the best way. In Spain, it is customary at a meeting not only to make her hand to women, but kiss them in both cheeks.

Appeals "Don" and "Dona", added to the names, are an expression of deep respect. These forms of appeal apply to academics, doctors, lawyers and other people with higher education, as well as a sign of noble origin.

Spaniards love to meet, they adore their friends, old and new ones, and therefore appointed endless meetings in cafes, restaurants, bars, etc., to breakfast, dine, dine, drink coffee, dinner, drink coffee for the night, drink more Coffee overnight and still coffee for the night. The fact that in ninety-eight cases from one hundred to such meetings no one is considered the norm. Neppunctionality is the common feature of the Spaniards.

The most important word in the lexicon of the Spaniards is "Manyan" (usually accompanied by shrugs). About what sense was put by the Spaniard, this word uttered, you can only guess. It can mean anything: "Tomorrow", "somehow tomorrow", "the day after tomorrow", "next week", "in a week", "next month", "next year", "later", " Somehow, "" never "or" for nothing. "

Since the Spaniards are never treated anywhere, then they can tell you for hours. The ancient Spanish tradition is the evening walk around the city in order to see friends, like her inevitable consequence - idle conversation. Spaniards indulge in conversations anywhere and at any time.

Indecent is considered to interrupt the interlocutor or hint to him that you have another meeting. Do not insult Spaniards, because otherwise the flow of curses will not stop.

Features of Spanish cuisine

If you decide to arrange a soul dinner, then invite your Spanish friends two hours before the start. Avoid hot dishes, because if it happens that your guests will come on time, they will tell you for a long time, as they succeeded, and the hot dish will still become cold.

Since the Spaniards do not like to talk about time and never plan anything, you can only guess the lunch hour or dinner. If you are invited to visit, bring a bouquet of flowers or something sweet.

In Spain, it is not customary to take immediately, invitation for lunch or dinner. It is most likely simple formality. Agree only after the third invitation, then you are probably called sincere. Not accepted also coming into exactly the appointed time, you need to be late for 15-20 minutes. The Spaniards are usually dinner, starting from 21.00. Spanish restaurants never close before 3.00.

It is the non-view of the Spaniards that underlies the fact that their national dish is Paella - a mixture of fried chicken, boiled fish, semi-walled squid, raw shrimps, tomatoes, peas, red pepper, green pepper, saffron and rice. No one knows what, in fact, Palelia must have a taste. So no one complains if she suddenly turns out to be unsolved or digested.

All the necessary Palery ingredients can be prepared in advance, and then lie in anticipation of guests. And when, finally, they will be announced, for some twenty minutes, while the guests absorb Gaspachcho (cold soup from tomato, onions, cucumbers, bread, olive oil and garlic), you can have time to cook Palela.

Spaniards consume a huge amount of fried fish, shrimp, baked pork, roasted squid, baked on a sardine grill baked on a chicken skewer, fried pepper fried on the grill of anchovs and baked on the sheds of octopuses, as well as smoked ham without sauce, which does not use here popularity.

Typically, the day begins with fresh bread, which the Spaniards are dipped into olive oil with garlic, and black coffee, often with a brandy or anise tincture. Children usually breakfast "Churro" (pretzels from the dough), which they dip in thick hot chocolate.

For lunch (which never happens before three hours), a puzzle or french fries are usually served. This potato can also be called a national dish because it can be prepared in advance, and then only throw it into boiling olive oil, when the guests begin to complain about hunger. Potatoes eat absolutely with everything, including Palel.

Common Kushan is any light snack from olives and eggs under mayonnaise to smoked sausage and fried goat, which is served throughout the day in most bars.

Drinking the Spaniards start at two in the morning and do it in nightclubs before the opening of the majority of the office, that is, until 10.30 in the morning. Ice beer, jean with tonic, cold white wine, ice red wine are particularly popular.