Spanglish expresiones
Spanglish expresiones
Hi there, sweeties! Os traemos hoy un listado bastante completo de palabras en spanglish o, como hemos llamado a nuestra entrada: Spanglish expresiones. Como muchos de vosotros ya sabréis, Spanglish es la unión de dos o más palabras del inglés y del español. Es el resultado de la fusión morfosintáctica y semántica del español con el inglés. El Spanglish no es un idioma oficial, sino que tiene más bien un uso coloquial.
Errores más comunes de hispanoablantes en inglés.
Si queremos hablar inglés correctamente o si nos presentamos a algún examen oficial en inglés es fundamental no caer en Spanglish o usar expresiones en Spanglish pues muy probablemente te suspendan el examen, a pesar de que se te entienda.
Como algunos de nuestros alumnos españoles usan Spanglish expresiones, hemos decidido dejar esta entrada con un listado de ejemplos Spanglish para detectarlos ¡y no usarlos! si queremos hablar inglés like a native.
Listado spanglish expresiones
SPANGLISH LISTA ENGLISH-EXPRESIONES CORRECTAS
During 4 years For 4 years
It’s for this reason that…. That’s why…
It’s the same It doesn’t matter
The same than/that The same as
Different that Different than
I have 21 years I am 21 years old
10% of discount A 10% discount
10 thousands of people 10 thousand people
I thousand million (=1,000 million) 1 billion [U.S.A]
¿Conoces algunas de estas expresiones en Spanglish (Spanglish expresiones)?
Actually (=actualmente) Currently/presently
Illusioned (=ilusionado) Hopeful/excited
Really (=en realidad) Actually
Impressing Impressive
How curious! (Qué curioso) That’s funny/interesting
In a future Is the future
Question (=asunto) Issue/matter
To discuss (argumentar) To argue
May I take lent your pen? May I borrow your pen?
To count a history To tell a story
To assist to class To attend class
To remember someone to do something To remind someone to do something
The competence (=competencia) The competition/competitors
¿Cuáles de estas expresiones Spanglish usas?
Nothing of nothing Nothing at all
Particular lessons Private lessons
To learn English is funny Learning English is fun
Customer fidelity Customer loyalty
A familiar car A family car
Tonight (=esta noche) Last night
This night (=esta noche) Tonight
All the days Everyday
All the day All day (long)
Call to Mary Call Mary (NEVER to)
Cambiar el look To change one’s look.
I am agreed I agree
¿Tú también usas “I’m agree”? Es una de las expresiones Spanglish más usadas.
Are you agreed? Do you agree?
To explain you To explain to you (ALWAYS to someone)
To listen me To listen to me (ALWAYS to someone)
To listen it To listen to it (ALWAYS to something)
To propose them To propose to them (ALWAYS to someone)
An important problem A big problem
The best important The most important
The important is… The important thing is….
To do a purchase To make a purchase
To make a travel To make/take a trip
To make a question To ask a question
To make business To do business
To make research To do/carry out research
To take a drink/meal To have a drink/meal
To arrive to an agreement To come to/reach an agreement
To get an objective To reach/achieve an objective
To have sense To make sense
People is People ARE
¡Una de las Spanglish expresiones más comunes! Repite 3 veces: people ARE, people ARE, people ARE.
Persons People
We are three There are three of us
To depend of something To depend on something
To spend money in something To spend money on something
To pay something To pay for something
To buy to someone To buy from someone
To work in something To work on something
To focus in something To focus on something
To know to do something To know how to do something
To be related with something To be related to something
To be committed with something To be committed to something
Near of/from somewhere Near somewhere
Close of/from somewhere Close to somewhere
To be based in something To be based on something
To be responsible of something To be responsible for something
To be guilty To be one’s fault (it’s my fault)
According with someone According to someone
I must to study I must study (NEVER to)
I can to swim I can swim (NEVER to)
I will to go I will go (NEVER to)
Tell to us Tell us (NEVER to)
Ask to him Ask him (NEVER to)
Ahora os dejamos un listado de préstamos (también considerados Spanglish)
Copyright (derechos de autor) Copyright
CD (abreviatura de disco compacto) CD
Fashion (A la moda, de moda) Fashion/Trend
Online (conectado, en línea) Online
Clickar (pulsar con el ratón) To click
Bistec Beefsteak (filete de ternera)
Escanear (digitalizar un documento) To scan
Pues bien. Enough is enough! El listado Spanglish acaba aquí. Si quieres añadir alguna expresión más que conozcas o que uses, feel free!
Cheers,
Salón de Idiomas
