Speaker 1: Cheers. Huh, how do you say that? In Spanish? Let's
Speaker 1: learn three phrases to choose in this episode of Speaking
Speaker 1: Spanish four beginners, kalku moteva mejor Marco, your Latino Spanish
Speaker 1: teacher from Latin La. This is a pretty cool episode
Speaker 1: because even if you don't know any words an espanel,
Speaker 1: you can start using this content at your social gatherings.
Speaker 1: Today you learn three phrases to toast an espanel. A
Speaker 1: fun episode to share a few drinks with your amigos,
Speaker 1: and the summary is available for free on my blog
Speaker 1: at www dot Latin la dot com. Are you ready
Speaker 1: for this? Yes, sir mama. When sharing a few drinks
Speaker 1: with amigos, families, or even colleagues is part of the case,
Speaker 1: to toast or, as we say in Spanish, bring that.
Speaker 1: How do Latinos do that? Let's study three simple ways
Speaker 1: to have fun when you share a few drinks in
Speaker 1: a Spaniel no matter, oh no salute. This is the
Speaker 1: most common and universal way to toast in Spanish. Salute
Speaker 1: ala u. They salute. The word salute literally means health.
Speaker 1: Why are Spanish speakers so medical about toasting? Well? One
Speaker 1: theory says that in the past, it was common to
Speaker 1: save food in bad conditions, so a lot of people
Speaker 1: would intoxicate with food. So saying salute health, what's a
Speaker 1: way of spreading a good wish so you don't get
Speaker 1: sick from the food that goes with your drink. Nowadays,
Speaker 1: not many people think about that origin when toasting and
Speaker 1: saying salute. It's just the under for tears. And just
Speaker 1: because you say salute, which in good health, doesn't mean
Speaker 1: it will cure your hangover or resaca in Spanish hangover resaca,
Speaker 1: So be careful when you drink salud no metal does
Speaker 1: for nostros. This prisis used to celebrate the group or
Speaker 1: the relationship among the people toasting. It's a way to
Speaker 1: honor friendship, love, or a special bond. Or non sotros
Speaker 1: means literally for us or non sotros. Perfect for lively
Speaker 1: gatherings or when you want to encourage group unity. So
Speaker 1: the next time you want to make a good impression
Speaker 1: with your amigos latinos, raise your glass and say or
Speaker 1: no sotros and then drink your truggles. The two forms
Speaker 1: of toasting so far are salute and poor nostros. The
Speaker 1: following one is a fun way to toast, and it
Speaker 1: goes with some movements. I'll explain how to do it.
Speaker 1: No meadow trace arriva abajo al centro yadentro literally up
Speaker 1: down to the center and inside. Arriva abajo al centro jadentro.
Speaker 1: When you say arriva, move your glass up. When you
Speaker 1: say abajo, move your glass down al centro, you move
Speaker 1: the glass right in front of you, and then arenro
Speaker 1: inside it's time to drink. It's like the Maccarena of toast.
Speaker 1: Arriva centro entro, just without the awkward dance moves. Yaouraki
Speaker 1: savis bindar is tempers. I'm sure if you're toasting Spanish,
Speaker 1: your amigos will be impressed. Have fun and drink responsibly
Speaker 1: so you can continue to join la vida loca and
Speaker 1: that miss amigos. That's all for today, says speaking Spanish
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