española
/espaˈɲola/, [es.paˈɲo.la]spaniard, spanish
Adjective española
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feminine singular of español
Noun española f (plural españolas, masculine español, masculine plural españoles)
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female equivalent of español, a female Spaniard
Source: Wiktionary available under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License
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Sé que ella es española.
I know that she is Spanish.
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¿Dónde queda la embajada española?
Where is the Spanish embassy?
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Judíos huyeron de la Inquisición española y se refugiaron en el Imperio Otomano en el siglo quince.
Jews fled the Spanish Inquisition and took shelter in Ottoman Empire in the fifteenth century.
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Los signos de exclamación y pregunta invertidos fueron creados por la Real Academia Española para hacer que el ASCII parezca racista.
Inverted exclamation and question marks were invented by the Real Academia Española to make ASCII look racist.
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Los restos mortales de la actriz española Sara Montiel descansan ya en el Cementerio de San Justo de Madrid junto a su madre y su hermana tras un emotivo funeral en el que familiares, amigos y admiradores le han dado el último adiós a la actriz.
Spanish actress Sara Montiel's mortal remains now rest in Madrid's San Justo Graveyard beside her mother and sister, after a touching funeral in which relatives, friends and admirers gave her a last farewell.
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Tom tocó una canción popular española con su corno inglés en un restaurante chino de Francia.
Tom played a Spanish folk tune on his English horn at a Chinese restaurant in France.
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La tortilla española es distinta a la mexicana.
A spanish tortilla is different from a Mexican one.
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Técnicamente, morir está prohibido en la ciudad española de Lanjarón.
Technically speaking, death is prohibited in the Spanish town of Lanjarón.
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El acento circunflejo no existe en la lengua española.
The circumflex accent doesn't exist in Spanish.
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Los Estados Unidos y Gran Bretaña tienen lenguas de signos distintas. La lengua de signos mexicana también es distinta de la lengua de signos española.
The United States and Britain have different sign languages. Mexican Sign Language also differs from Spanish Sign Language.
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