#15 - Grill, Baby, Grill! 🔥🍖

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🔥 Summer’s here, and it’s time to fire up your Spanish… and your grill! 

In this juicy episode of Spanish Quickie, Marco breaks down the essential vocabulary you need to survive (and thrive) at a Latin barbecue — from barbacoa to parrilla, and everything in between.

⚠️ Warning: this episode might make you hungry 😋

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
All our quickie lover. It's July Julio. Time to soak
up the sun and enjoy a good barbecue with amigos.
But what's the book cup around grilling en Espanol. Let's
find out in this Not app for Vegans episode Are
you ready for a quickie? Sare? First up? What is

(00:23):
a barbecue? In Spanish? It's barbacoa spelled ba ah a
re ba ah say oh ah. Barbacoa in South America
countries like Argentina, Chile and Uruay is also called asado
spelled a s ah. The oh so, barbacoa is the

(00:50):
general term ana sado is regional for a barbacoa. You
need a bariga, that's the grill. Be ah ere ere
e l a l a ah paraia and that's also
a good word to practice how to roll your r paraia.

(01:11):
And of course lacarney say ah ere n a a carney,
which is the meat. Now, let's see how you can
use these words in a few examples. That makes it
easy to understand how to use these new words. Oh no,
your preparato lacarney a la barilla, I prepare meat on

(01:34):
the grill. Those it's the savado a go u navarvacoa
em cassa nes This Saturday, I'm having a barbecue at
my place. You come in. Notice I use the verb
asser i go u navarvaco the last one magusta lacarney

(01:55):
a la barilla. I like grilled meat, so tell me
the wosta lavarvacoa. Let's recap. A barbecue is on a
barbara CoA rasado. In some countries, paria is the grill.
Aunt garnet is the meat. And that's all for today's

(02:17):
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