milesgeorge

so sexy and a little peligroso.

Spanish Word of the Day:

peligroso (adj)- dangerous

(Source: theconstantbuzz, via forevershanaynay)

Cold hands…

Spanish Word(s) of the Day:

Manos frias, corazones clientes. 

Cold hands, warm hearts.

(Source: ksh360, via pirrrru)

Spanish Word of the Day

Pluma (n)- Feather 

Love feathers incorporated into makeup. SO gorgeous.

f-l-e-u-r-d-e-l-y-s:

Codie Young by Satoshi Saikusa

(via dakotazareh)

I told you I want to be a housewife.

Spanish Word of the Day:

(v) limpiar- to clean

(Source: fuckyeahqueenbeyonce, via forevershanaynay)

Spanish Word of the Day:

verde- (adj) green

also, (n) the color green

prettybalanced:

Orzo with Broccoli Pesto and Avocado

Spanish Word of the Day:

Playa- (noun)(f) Beach

Vamos a la playa!

(Source: l-ion, via otro-mundo)

Spanish Word of the Day:

desayunarse- (reflexive verb) to have breakfast

desayuno- (m)(noun) breakfast

prettybalanced:

Wholewheat Cranberry Scone and Greek Yogurt with Dried Fruit and Granola

Spanish Word of the Day:

Ocsuro- (adj.) dark, dubious, obscure

(via neckbones)

justwanttobehealthyandfit:

Detox Salad: brocoli, cauliflower, carrots, raisins, seeds, kelp and lemon-maple dressing

(Source: prettybalanced, via melanie-is-healthy)

Spanish Word of the Day:

cigarillo- (noun) cigarette (m)

Here everyyyonnee smokes. The city passed a no smoking indoors law this year. It doesn’t stop the people from smoking in clubs really. Some clubs are super strict about it, like Plop and Puerca, but others like, Human, have no designated smoking areas so people smoke everywhere inside. I won’t miss that, leaving the bars and clubs always smelling like smoke.

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Spanish Word of the Day:

Bicicleta- (feminine noun) Bicycle 

Roddy and I are going bike riding today through Buenos Aires!

(Source: skiesofpaper)

Spanish Word of the Day:

Tacón- (n) high-heeled shoe (m) 

The other day Molly, Tara and I were on our way to the Stell World Draught Masters red carpet event and an old lady stopped in the middle of the street and gawked at Molly’s tacónes. She said, “Que tacós! Que tacós!” and shook her head. 

(Source: killingheels)

Spanish Word of the Day:

Orgullo [or-gool’-lyo]

(n) Pride, haughtiness, loftiness. (m)

Today is Buenos Aires Pride. Have a lovely day. <3

(Source: gotjamison)

Spanish Word of the Day:
bombón [bom-bon’]

1. Chocolate.
2. Beauty, gem (objeto); peach (chica), smasher.

Here people call their boyfriends “bombón” as like “sweetie” or “babe.”

(via rofl-rooster)

Spanish Word of the Day:

Demasiado- (adj) TOO MUCH.

In Argentina, the people like to use random words in English like “OK” and “Too Much” but this is the actual word in Spanish.

Por ejemplo:

Esta demasiado tranquilo en el gimnasio ahora.  

(Source: gagamonsterfashion, via im-a-bad-kid)