Today we look at words and phrases connected with eating, ordering, and dealing with waiters in Spanish bars and restaurants, plus a run-down of the best Spanish tapas vocabulary and phrases.
Saludos desde Madrid!
Ben y Marina
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Solamente para decir que en el norte no se dice ‘Tapas’ se dice ‘Pintxos’! No si es asi para todo el norte pero es asi para el pais vasco. Y queria saber si la bebida ‘kalimotxo’ existia en el resto de españa o no?
Olivia, tienes toda la razón. En el Pais Vasco, especialmente en San Sebastian, se llaman pinchos (o pintxos) y suelen ser porciones individuales normalmente sobre un trozo de pan o tartaleta con unos diseños increíÂbles. Merece la pena probarlos. Podéis ver unas fotos y escuchar un podcast en inglés sobre este tema en nuestra otra web:
http://www.notesfromspain.com/2005/10/04/podcast-no-17-pintxos-in-san-sebastian/
hola! gracias! aprendĂ a hablar en restaurantes españoles! pero, no intentarĂ© ningĂşn “pulpo”
<3 Cara