2/6/09
Spanish word for the week: la sonrisa
I receive a wonderful online weekly newsletter from the little town of Sayulita, Mexico, which is about 30 miles north of Puerto Vallarta. I have been to Sayulita numerous times and, despite it's recent growth due to being "discovered", it is one of my most favorite places in Mexico. It has retained its small/town fishing village charm, and everyone knows everyone. In their newsletter, "El Sayulero", they usually have an update of what's going on in the community, and an interview with a local member of the community (or expat who lives there). They also have a Spanish word for the week, which I just love. So, this is courtesy of "El Sayulero", February 6:
Sayulita "word of the week"
la sonrisa
English Translation: smile
Spanish Example: No hay nada mejor que ver tu sonrisa.
English Translation: There is nothing better than seeing your smile.
Pictured: Bras and undies at the Sayulita market, courtesy of my daughter, Jen. (This picture makes me smile!)
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Hi Lisa
ReplyDeleteLike you bras and undies...um...
hey great blog...great word - sonrisa (sounds like sunrise), and thanks for checking out my Dead Doll Island video on my blog.
not sure about something in Mexico DF...its a possibility. So far I'm focusing on Day of the Dead Oaxaca, and Puerta Vallarta in 2010.
hope you're well,
Michael
It's always great to hear from you Michael!
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