spaniard

IPA: spˈænjɝd

Root Word: Spaniard

Examples of "spaniard" in Sentences

Well, native america with some spaniard for Mexicans, iirc, but the other countries are mostly spaniard now.
I think the spaniard was pronouncing it as if it were spanish and Georgia knows how it is really pronounced.
The term spaniard was implemented in S XVII, when the english want to mention with a injurious term to the spanish.
The guy in the red suit is Vega, the boxer that looks like Mike Tyson is M Bison, and the spaniard with the claws is Balrog.
It didn't sound like she was from Barcelona, although I myself hadn't the faintest idea what a native spaniard might even begin to sound like.
It's the time of pride and joy for the world number one Rafael Nadal when he beat the spaniard Fernando Verdasco on January 30 after a great struggle.
Ask a spaniard wanting to “take the bus” (coger el bus) in Latin America, and people laughing at him because of his apparent horniness towards public transport …
Those appear in the accounts as investments and therefore in the negative column for Spain, while if a spaniard buys a bmw it appears in the german accounts as a sale.
What the diagram says is that if you combine the three, what you get is babies with pierced ears; it does say that this is the only place where babies with pierced ears can be found. spaniard Says:
I enjoyed the stories of her affair with Frida, of the spaniard that went looking for her and found her singing for drinks in a bar in Mexico, brought her to Spain where she cleaned up and he started recording her.