Take home that glamorous accessory with, Me gustaría el cincho. If you’re out shopping and found that must-have belt at a bargain price, opt for cinchorather than cinturón. Instead, use una chamba or chambeando-it’s a more informal, Mexican way of saying the same thing. Sure, you could describe working as un trabajo(a job) or trabajando (working). Chulo can mean “pimp” in some contexts, but, in general, when you’re describing something that’s pretty or attractive, you can use this word. For beginners, who know squat about spanish, curl up with a beginning grammar book and do it along with RS level 1. (“There are only cheap shirts in the store.”)īe extra careful with this one. I just found some useful reviews of tips for using Rosetta Stone Spanish, and I would like to post them here for it may be helpful for some people who read my article. For example: Solamente hay camisas chafas en la tienda. Water stains on the hotel ceiling? Dress that frays at the seams? For anything that’s lousy, trashy, cheap, or of a general poor quality, use the adjective chafa. For context, you can use this instead of the traditional phrases of muy bueno or increíble. Está muy chido ese film(“The film is very cool”).

Deploy this phrase when something is fantastic. If you’re in Mexico, this is important Spanish to learn. But.as several websites were recommending Rocket Spanish, and its slightly cheaper than Rosetta Stone, I borrowed a friends computer to test it out.

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