When I'm around my Spanish-speaking friends I always use the word "mucho"...
It means a lot to them.
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In an effort to bridge the cultural gap with my Hispanic friends, I’ve been saying “muchos” a lot more recently
It means a lot to them
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I went up to my Hispanic friend and said “Mucho.”
It means a lot to him.
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LPT: If you are ever at a party or business meeting with Spanish speakers, make sure to stand up and say “Mucho”
It means a lot to them
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Thanks to the person who helped me translate 'mucho' earlier!
It means a lot.
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I wanted to impress my Spanish wife's parents so I said the word mucho in conversation at dinner last night.
I think it worked. They said it meants a lot.
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I showed my Mexican friends I know a little Spanish by saying "mucho" and they seemed really flattered
...they said it meant a lot to them.
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I'd like to thank my Spanish teacher for spending so much time teaching me what mucho means
It really means a lot
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My Spanish teacher's husband died last week
I approached her in class and said "Mucho"
"Thanks," she said, "that means a lot."
"Tanto."
"Oh my," she replied. "Thank you, that means so much."
"El mundo."
"Thank you so much," she said, "what you've said means the world."
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I started hanging out with my Mexican friends more
I started using words like “mucho” to become closer to them and their culture, really means a lot to them
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My mother in law is Spanish
My mother in law is Spanish, so when we named our son 'Muchos' it really meant a lot to her.
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At a picnic my 5 year old Hispanic son came over to give me a drink..
He fell on the ground and I pointed at his pants and said "mucho grassy ass"
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Robert De Niro has six children,
That’s mucho de niro.
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A tourist is shopping at a market in Mexico
He goes up to a vendor and struggles to communicate with the shopkeeper, who eventually pulls out an apple.
"Disfrutan mucho los turistas", the vendor says while smiling.
The tourist stops and thinks for a second, and then responds with "No, dis fruit an apple".
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My dad told me this one
What do you call a Spanish soldier lying in a field?
Gracias
*And his own addition he’s very proud of:*
What do you call 50 Spanish soldiers lying in a field?
Muchos gracias
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