A show-off is a fanfarrón. This is a boastful person, or a braggart. It can also be used to describe a loud mouthed or arrogant person. The feminine form is fanfarrona (without the accent). The verb form of the word is fanfarronear and means to boast, brag or show off.
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One of the rules we learned in school was “Day is masculine, but its parts are feminine.” That has been a huge help in remembering the gender of día. However, it is somewhat humorous to still hear native Spanish speakers say, “Buenas Días.” Mañana This can mean tomorrow or morning. Most of the time when […]
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