Common Spanish Greetings
This is the universal Spanish greeting for "Hello"
Hola
The Spanish word for a party
"Fiesta"
The game of soccer is also known as ...
"Fútbol"
The shell that you wrap meat around
"Tortilla"
The neighbor to our south; their capital is one of the largest cities of the world
"México"
Rather than just shaking hands, how Spanish speakers greet one another
Give a "kiss" on each cheek
The Spanish word for a nap
"Siesta"
You break this at birthday parties & treats come pouring down
"Piñata"
Means "cheese"; people dip their nachos in it
"Queso"
This country has a canal that was once owned by the United States
"Panamá"
If it is afternoon or in the evening, Spanish speakers will use this phrase to greet one another
Buenas Tardes
Where you eat lunch at school
"Cafeteria"
Where cowboys compete in bull riding and lasso throwing
"Rodeo"
This dish gets baked & has a sauce poured on top of it
"Enchiladas"
This large country in South America actually speaks Portuguese rather than Spanish
"Brasil"
The phrase that literally means "Good night", and is used after dinner hours and late at night is ...
Buenas noches
A flying insect that sucks blood
"A mosquito"
People enter their recipes in a cook-off of this type of soup
"Chili"
The fried pastry that is a long, thin, donut
"Churro"
"La Habana" is the capital of this Communist run island
"Cuba"
What "Buenos Dias" literally means as a word-for-word translation
Good Day
An animal with an armored shell
"An armadillo"
A ballroom dance where the man might hold a rose between his teeth
"Tango"
A pineapple flavored drink with rum and coconut
"piña colada"
The capital of "España" is ...
"Madrid"