El Esqui

Real World Example

The Spanish phrase "el esquí" means "ski" in English, referring to the activity of gliding over snow on skis. To make this memorable, think of James Bond, the iconic spy who always manages to escape danger with style and flair. Picture him in a thrilling chase scene, swooshing down a snowy mountain on skis. Just as Bond "es" ("is" in Spanish) the epitome of cool, "esquí" is the way to glide in Spanish! So, the next time you hear "el esquí," think of 007 making his getaway on the slopes. 🎿