Some of you might not be interested in this, but at my current club, I have about 25% of my customers where there's not a SINGLE English-speaker at the table. I've tried to learn some Spanish (Mexican dialect, primarily) words and phrases, so here goes:
Como se llama? (Pronounced: Como say yama?): What's your name?
Me llamo es Morgan. (Pronounced: May yamo ais Morgan.): My name is Morgan.
Encantado (Aincantado): Pleased to meet you (seldom used)
Mucho gusto (Moocho Goosto): A pleasure (kind of means, "A pleasure to meet you")(Also, Mucho gusto a ti)
Buenas tardes (Bwainas tardais): Good afternoon/good evening
Buenas noches (Bwainas nochais): Good night
Como estas? (Como aistas?): How are you? (formal: Como estas usted?)
Que pasa? (Kay pasa?): What's happening? or What's up?
Hola! (Ola): Hi! (informal)
Adios! (Adee-os): Good-bye!
Hala (ha-la): Drugs (usually cocaine, but can refer to any drug)
Hablas espanol? (A-blas aispanyol?): Do you speak Spanish?
Hablo espanol. (A-blow aispanyol): I speak Spanish.
Un pocito (Oon pokeeto): A little, or A little bit
Mi espanol is muy mal (Mee aispanyol ais moo-ee mall): My Spanish is very bad.
Hablas ingles? (A-blas eenglais): Do you speak English?
Amigo (Ameego): Friend
Hermano (Ermano): Brother
Hermana (ermana): Sister
Tio/Tia (Tee-o/Tee-a): Uncle/Aunt
Me quiero en querar (May kee-ero ain kerar): I want to get naked.
Quieres un baila privado? (Kee-erais oon ba-eela preevado?): Do you want a private dance?
Quiero a dar por ti un baila privado. (Kee-ero a dar pour tee oon ba-eela preevado): I want to give you a private dance. (A bit clumsy; my grammar's screwy on this one, but you'll get the point across.)
Hasta luego (Ah-sta loo-aigo): See you later.
Cuanto? (Quanto?): How much?
Cuanto dineros? (Quanto deenaros?): How much money?
Es veinte dineros (Ais vay-eentay deenaros): It's twenty dollars.
Treinta (tray-eenta): Thirty
Treinta y cinco (Tray-eenta ee sinko): Thirty-five
Bonita (Bow-neeta): Beautiful
Linda (Lee-nda): Pretty
Caliente (Calee-aintay): Hot
Bien (Bee-ain): Good
Vamonos (Vah-mo-nos): Let's go
Vamonos a VIP (Vah-mo-nos a VIP): Let's go to VIP
A few notes: "Tu" is "You", also "Ti" in informal use. "Usted" is "You" in formal use.





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