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Learn Romantic Spanish Phrases For Valentine’s Day

Valentine’s Day is just around the corner. Surprise your sweetheart by not only wishing him or her Happy Valentine’s Day in Spanish, but by also whispering some sultry Spanish expressions of love in his or her ear.

Spanish is designated as a romance language simply because it is derived from Latin, the language of ancient Rome (Rome-ance). But there is no denying that its sensuous, lyrical sound does in fact make Spanish a romantic language, a language of love.

And Valentine’s Day is most associated these days as the day of lovers, so heat things up with a sexy Spanish phrase or two. It is not difficult at all.

Spanish is, as foreign languages go, arguably the easiest to learn. That is because it is the most phonetic language – you pronounce the words the way they are written. So if you want to learn Spanish, you will be way ahead of the game in terms of pronunciation and accent if you get the pronunciation of Spanish letters down pat. A good way to accustom your ear to the sound of the Spanish language is to watch Spanish movies and TV shows. You will be amazed at how much you pick up by just consistently watching and listening to Spanish language programs.

But we were talking about Valentine’s Day – and it is coming up fast. So if you do not feel comfortable expressing your love and affection in another language just yet, you can write a phrase or two in the card you give to your significant other. Just remember that Spanish has accented letters and also that if you decide to “scream” your devotion with an exclamation point or two, you must write an upside exclamation point at the beginning of the phrase or sentence.

So Happy Valentine’s Day in Spanish is Feliz día de San Valentín. If you want to say “I love you,” that is very simply te amo. Click this link for more romantic Spanish phrases.

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