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#12 - Why “Excitado” Might Get You Slapped 😅

May 26, 20252 min
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Episode description

🎁 Get DON'T SCREW UP SPANISH — Your FREE guide that keeps your Spanish (and dignity) safe.

In this spicy episode of Spanish Quickie, Marco clears up a common and awkward mistake Spanish beginners make: using “excitado” to say “excited.” 😳

Discover what it really means, and learn the right words to express your excitement—without sounding like you’re hitting on someone at the wrong moment.

A must-listen to avoid embarrassing mix-ups!

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https://latinele.com/excitado-vs-excited-spanish-false-friend/

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Transcript

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All a quiki lover, welcome to you episode or Spanish quiki short fan and slightly cheeky. Spanish lessons for beginners mayamo marco ferro to pro latino thepanel and in this episode, I'll help you avoid a mistake. Many Spanish beginners make the use of the word excitallo. Are you excitato about this episode? I was chatting with a student about her upcoming trip and she said, stoy moi exitava ah. Yeah, yeah if she only knew. Since I speak English, I

knew she meant excited. But a Latino who doesn't speak English might hear something very different. Excitato in Spanish issues in a more intimate, spicy context. You don't want to say stoy excitato the birthday when meeting someone because in Spanish excitado means sexual, aroused, horny, but it doesn't mean excited. This is what we call a false friend on falso amigo words that sounds similar in English and Spanish but

mean different things. So what could you use instead? Use emotionado or emotionalda examples, I'm excited about my next trip, A toy emotionado for me, I'm excited to see you a toy emote, but exitado no save that one for the bedroom. And that's all for today. Grassias charge Spanish Quikie. If you enjoy the show, please leave a half star

review and recommend it to an amigo. And hey, if you're nervous about making awkward mistakes like saying exitado when you mean excited, I got something for you, grab my friend guide Don't Screw Up Spanish. It covers common beginner mistakes, the kind that might get just last. Is totally free and you can subscribe any time. Just head to Latin el dot com slash Don't Screw Up or click the link in the episode description Amarco fedro as tabronto such Up

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