Spanish

What do we mean by spanish?

To subject to spanishing, a printing process in which an ink is deposited on the bottoms and sides of depressions formed in a plastic material

Sexy language spoken in spain and latin america Urban Dictionary

People from spain. People call latino's spanish because they speak spanish even though they may not be spanish. Urban Dictionary

A language whose real name isn't even spanish, but castillian a citizen of spain, but according to some ignoramus in the USA, a puerto rican. Urban Dictionary

1. Language that can be easily spoken by attaching an "o" to the end of your favorite English words. Can also be formed into a sentence. 2. A person from Spain, not Mexico Urban Dictionary

A confusing language that no one wants to have to learn in highschool. Urban Dictionary

Spanish is not a race but an identity. A person from Spain is a "Spaniard" Anybody speaking Spanish and born in any Latin-American country is considered Hispanic or Latin "Hispano or Latino". Since there are many Latin-American countries speaking Spanish, you identify them by their nationality (Argentineans, Colombians, Dominicans, Mexican, Peruvians, Uruguayans, etc). Now, every Latin -American country has its own way to speak or slang that characterizes it. However, there is a formal Spanish spoken in educated levels. For instances, on TV news or respectful newspapers, international meetings or conferences, formal Spanish is spoken and therefore everyone understands. Urban Dictionary

1 Person from Spain 2 Language spoken in Spain. But also in other countries such as Mexico or Puerto Rico 3 Fourth most spoken language (between 420-425 milion people) after chinese, english and hindi. 4 The language which has the funny letter " ñ " Urban Dictionary

1-Spanish or Castilian is an Iberian Romantic language spoken by about 352 million people. It is considered the third or fourth most spoken language in the world. The Spanish language comes from what is known as “Vulgar Latin”; containing some influences from Celtiberian, Arabic and Basque. Miguel de Cervantes is considered to be the “Shakespeare” of the Spanish language. 2-People from Spain (Spaniards); they are the descendants Celtiberians, Visigoths and Latins. *note: People usually tend to refer to Hispanic, Spanish and Latino to anyone who comes from the Iberian Peninsula or Latin-American, however this are bad definitions since: 1 Only certain countries in South America, mostly Argentina can claim Spanish ancestry and only the “upper class” of the other Latin-American countries can claim Spanish ancestry. 2 People from Brazil are not Spanish; they were conquered by the Portuguese but they don’t have Portuguese ancestry either. 3 Latino; Latin should only be apply to any of the Euro-Latin countries since they have real Latin ancestry, most people in Latin America have either African ancestry of Amerindian ancestry. 4 There are many different styles to speak Spanish, the “normal” or standard Spanish is the one who uses “tu” or “usted”, the one who uses the “voceo” is also valid and spoken mostly in Spain but some variations of the “voceo” are spoken in regions like Central America or Argentina. Urban Dictionary

The best looking people. Urban Dictionary

Coolest language ever!! Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to spanish:
spanish, stanish, spainish, spanisch.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word spanish:
armada, inquisition, catalan, basque, catalonia, madrid, colonization, valencia, portuguese, conquest, spain, franco, barcelona, colonial, juan, succession, americas, jos, pedro, autonomous, luis, peru, santiago, footballer, mexican, cuba, fernando, manila, manuel, mar, colonies, puerto, del, civil, indigenous, antonio, language, spoken, rico, carlos, arabic, philippines, crown, expedition, latin, italian, philippine, settlers, chile, descent, las, languages, surname, mexico.

Words that rhyme with spanish:
banish, vanish, ganesh, clannish, mannish, tannish, manish, pollyannish, janish, stanish, hanisch, anne knish, hanish, janisch, span ish, yanish.

Adjectives that are often used to describe spanish:
little, original, judeo, fluent, english, good, anglo, standard, more, modern, anti, pre, broken, old, much, rapid, rican, bad, enough, italian, best, pure, perfect, native, pro, early, non, french, colloquial, excellent, conversational, century, poor, german, half, correct, limited, formal, mexican, fire, medieval, contemporary, portuguese, peculiarly, mixed, pidgin, austro, colonial, soft, rudimentary, beautiful, language, part, less, archaic, plain, accented, oral, imperfect, colombian, bilingual, elegant, judaeo, elementary, peninsular, year, peruvian, slow, flawless, dutch, monolingual, idiomatic.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective spanish:
american, government, rule, colonies, fleet, language, troops, army, ships, authorities, war, conquest, soldiers, ambassador, literature, forces, crown, origin, word, empire, officials, settlements, monarchy, history, court, speakers, territory, translation, explorers, ship, king, throne, settlers, moss, version, governor, name, culture, possessions, settlement, colony, influence, vessels, minister, blood, conquerors, writers, colonists, commander, officers, americans, invasion, nation, town, flag, domination, regime, dollars, coast, names, descent, style, officer, speaking, armies, ports, frontier, occupation, garrison, dominions, towns, authority, missionaries, text, expedition, edition, tradition, soldier, succession, galleons, trade, provinces, peninsula, squadron, priests.

Consonant match to spanish:
span ish.

Words that sound like spanish:
spanish, spanisch, spinach, spinage, spana, spanning, soonish, swinish, stanish, spinal, spinet, spina, spinous, spinus, spinat, spanky, spans, spinning, sponge, span, spanner, spinnin, spooning, spiny, spawning, spamming, spanned, signage, sani, spand, spash, spinny, spinney, spoony, spunge, spanners, sanit, spane, spano, spann, spammy, spino, swanage, spandau, spanos, spanier, spinout, spin out, spooney, stonish, spini, apanage, saanich, spawny, speno, spun out, spinneys, sandish, spanish tea, cepan, spanish oak, spinnies, janish, hanisch, appanage, santa, spaniel, spongy, sanna, spesh, spongey, sanat, samaj, spinnen, sanus, spagna, spanaway, somesh, spancel, spanless, spinachy, sanas, spumous, spins, spoons, spines, spends, spawns, spendy, spams, sponger, spondee, spangly, spons, punish, banish, salish, cenis, opana, apana.