Some Common Spanish Words That We Do Not Need in English

Some of these words are exactly the same as spanish. But sometimes we change the pronunciation. An obvious place to start is places and place names and names of states in the us. And cities. For example, we have colorado, which is a state in the united states of america. There's also montana, from montaine. Resa? Yes. We have spoken about these names before, haven't we? Resa? yes. The word cherry with an s, with cherry with a c, which is what carlos is picking up there in canada. It could be exactly the same spelling and exactly the same word, but sometimes we pronounce it our way.