usefull spanish words

[oldtimekid]

"Quiero trato de novia" = I want treatment of girlfriend (literal translation). I've never asked this before, and always tried to guess which girls will give GFE. Can these girls be trusted? Will they say one thing and not deliver? Also, if she doesn't deliver, have you ever cut the session short and pay her only partial? I've heard of someone immediately not liking a girl (because she wouldn't do what was promised), then going out the room right away and not paying the puta. He then told the hotel clerk that he will be back right away with another chica for the time he paid for his room. I am not sure I would be so brazen to do this because we are after all a foreigner in Tijuana and subject to their rules. So, a bad session to me is just lost money, and I try to make the best of it. However, if asking for GFE helps, I will definitely be doing that from now on.

 

[caseyyyy :D]

I forgot the word "chupar." How could I've forgotten it? Personally I think is more vulgar to say "mamar" than "lamber." Quiero bajar would be another way of me saying to the chica I want to DATY.

 

[John C]

Anyway guys... key phrase you are looking for is:

"Quiero trato de novia" = "I want GFE".

 

[tbarnes_22]

I've never heard of "ya bajastes" as a way of saying has your period started. I haven't had many chicas being confused with "y bajas?"/bajas?(do you go down) with bajale/lower it without saying bajale el precio/lower the price. Those who are confused in the beginning catch it really fast. This is how I've heard it and been thought and chicas should figure out quite easily what I want.

 

[fox]

One slight correction Burt on your "ya bajaste" is one way of asking, "has your period started."

In spanish you ask about the period as "ya te bajo".... the full phrase is "ya te bajo la regla", but "ya te bajo" es more than enough.

Once in a while they might use instead of period "la chismosa" too and use it as in " ya me dio/pego la chismosa".

 

[Joanne]

Goodquestions, one slight correction in your phrases:

-Te quiero lamber/mamar la vagina/panocha/ I want to DATY

-Te quiero lamber/mamar los senos/las tetas/I want to suck your tits

"lamber" is a vulgarism of "lamer"... correct way is that "lamer" no "b" in the middle.
Another thing, "lamer" is to "lick".
You are looking for the word "chupar" as in to suck.

 

[Cypriot Princess]

Nononononono....

What is this??? "Quisiera la experiencia de la novia, por favor"

You are sayin in Spanish this: "I want the experience of the girlfriend"

the correct phrasing is: "Quiero trato de novia".
Much simpler.
That's what we use in Spanish.

PS: am just starting to read this thread.....

 

[Connie]

When you are coming from the states and you see the taxi cabs. You tell the guy "me lleva a la coahuila/zona/or substitute your favorite club por favor."

-Y va a ver besos?/is there going to be kisses? This is enough from my experience for the chica to know that I want a gfe session.

-me la quiero pasar contigo como si fueras mi novia/I want to have a gfe session with you. This is just to be very specific with what you want. But there are several ways of asking for a gfe session.

-Te quiero cojer/I want to fuck you. A chica would usually ask you que quieres?/what do you want? and that's when you reply. Bg's would want to get a dance or two from you and if you want a lap dance you say "quiero que me bailes."

 

[Pompal 09.]

I advise caution when using the verb bajar as it has multiple meanings. For example, "ya bajaste" is one way of asking, "has your period started."

"Pudes bajar el precio" (can you lower the price) is a way of requesting a lower the price that isn't subject to misinterpretation.

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Personally I wouldn't use the verb bajar when speaking about oral sex. Nor can I recall a chica using bajar when speaking about oral sex. Mamar and chupar yes, but not bajar.

Deseo sexo oral, deseo que me mames, deseo que me chupes, etc. are ways of saying I want oral sex.

 

[miss_j]

It's a reflexive verb. Literally it means, "*** is pleasing to me." "Me gustarيa" can be used in many--but probably not all--situations. Deseo is shorter and has the same meaning, but isn't a reflexive verb.

In final analysis, however, most languages provide multiple ways to express a though. Use the words and phrases that you know/find most comfortable.

 

[eternalshadow37]

This might help when you approach bg's/sg's:

-Cuanto?/how much?
-Bajas?/do you go down? Sometimes they know what I mean. Being that I want to know if bj is on the menu. And sometimes they think I want them to lower their price. Which could be "bajale" to go lower on the price.

-palito is slang for sex. Un palito/one round, dos palitos/two rounds which is one you could use for the hour session.

-Que se vale hacer?/what can I do in the session?

-Te quiero lamber/mamar la vagina/panocha/ I want to DATY

-Te quiero lamber/mamar los senos/las tetas/I want to suck your tits

That's all for now. I'll think of phrases/questions my fellow mongers can use.

 

[flameboy]

If you want to say "I would like" it's "Me gustarيa".

 

[Naty]

To each their own. Even if I were in the hills of Oklahoma or Arkansas, I wouldn't use words like "ain't."

It's not about being "high class;" it's about speaking the equivalent of standard English.

 

[prettyparadoxal 1]

I think it's ok to use "low class" language in ZN because it's a low class environment. Putas are poor (and generally most of the country at annual $8,000/capita GDP). Do I really want to seem to be "high class"? Maybe putas may want to charge me more?!

I should mention that my tiny spanish travel book uses "quierer". However, I do appreciate on being educated on the finer points of Spanish because my Spanish needs lots of improvement.

 

[AaronTassle]

That's not the verb and that's especially not the verb tense I'd use. "Quisiera" is first person future subjunctive.

(The subjunctive is used to express doubt, conditionality, or something that is contrary to fact. The English "I wish I were in Dixie" is first person present subjunctive tense; it's used because the speaker is not in Dixie--something that is contrary to fact.)

To my way of thinking the present tense is the better choice: "Deseo la experiencia de la novia." However, I'd say, "Deseo que me tratas como si fuera tu novio." (I'd like you to treat me as if I were your boyfriend.) The phrase from the book sounds "artificial" to me, because it's a word for word translation from English to Spanish and is not how a native speaker would express the though.

Frankly, I doubt that half the chicas in the ZN understand and use the future subjunctive tense. So, again, in such situations I'd used the present tense.

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There are two Spanish verbs--quierer and desear--that are often used to express wants and desires. You'll hear quierer used a lot in the ZN; however, it's "low class." I recommend using desear, which is more commonly used among the educated.

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I think it's unwise to assume that any chica understands the term "girl friend experience" as it's mongering jargon. I recommend that specially ask for services you want. (If, for example, you want dfk, then ask for "besos con lingua.")

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Perhaps a native speaker will comment. While I speak Spanish better than the average Gringo, Spanish is not my native language.

 

[Shaji K]

Escorts have by far, the lowest mileage of all the working girls.

GFE is not default for escorts. Unless you go with a reputable agency, there's no guarantee an escort will deliver GFE service

 

[Ryan was born may 20th]

That's interesting that you ask for "Quisiera la experiencia de la novia, por favor". How do the chicas usually respond? Do they deliver as promised? Will they say yes, but then renege and lie? I used to always guess which bar girls give GFE.

I never tried escorts, so I didn't know GFE is default for escorts. Good to know. Why is that the case? Do escorts get less business normally compared to bar and street girls? In general, I think street girls transact with a lot more customers than bar girls, say double more. And maybe bar girls more business than escorts? Incidentally, I'm acquainted with someone who says he can get GFE or light GFE out of street girls.

For useful phrases in Spanish, you can get an introductory travel guide for learning basic Spanish.

 

[Orange!]

There's a few of us here that are native Spanish speakers, why don't you write down a few words and phrases you'd like to tell the girls so we can translate them for you?

 

[Kitten]

There is a series of books that you can find at the library called, "Hide This Book." Find the one for Spanish. It contains phrases that are very handy when in La Zona. The mp3 files that go with the book used to be available on the publisher's web site. Just do a search on "Hide This Book Spanish."

Here is one that is useful in the bars: "Quisiera la experiencia de la novia, por favor." It means, "I would like a girl-friend experience, please." Most of the chicas know that means kissing, BBBJ and DATY but covered FS. "Quisiera" is pronounced, "Key-Sea-Air-Ah." (Forget trying to get this with the street girls although some mongers swear they do. You don't need it with the escorts as it is normally the default unless they tell you otherwise upfront that they don't do GFE.)

 

[BoomBoom]

is there any thread like that? Usually I say arriba to the girl in adelitas or Hong Kong. The girls get the message. Are there any other usefull phrases..