Content tagged with “spanish” under “Stuff I Looked Up”

“ Senorita is the Spanish equivalent of ‘Miss,’ while senora is the equivalent of ‘Mrs.’ So an unmarried woman is senorita, while a married woman is senora. ”

“ This is the proper name for the main square of Mexico City. It has become a common name for the center square of many Mexican cities. It’s Spanish for plinth , as the base for a monument to independence was originally built in this location. ”

“It’s Spanish for ‘neighborhood.’ In some countries, it’s used to formally define some geographic or political subdivision. Another definition is for areas of a city inhabited mainly by Spanish speakers. From Wiktionary : An area or neighborhood in a U.S. city inhabited primarily by people speaking…”