The Spanish idiom del año del caldo describes something exceedingly old. Literally translating as “from the year of the broth,”...
If you want to describe people who have an overly high opinion of themselves, here’s some handy Spanish slang: In Argentina, you...
One of the words newly added to the 7th edition of The Official Scrabble Players Dictionary (Bookshop|Amazon) is vaquita, the name of a...
Katie in Greenville, South Carolina, reports that when she was growing up in rural Montana, if one of her classmates was caught doing...
Carlos in Miami, Florida, is fond of the Spanish proverb El que no llora, no mama, which might be translated as “The baby who...
Why do some people pronounce the word sandwich as “SANG-witch”? It’s common among first-generation Italian and Spanish...
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