Spanish Quote by Pam Muñoz Ryan

“We have little money and Hortensia, Alfonso, and Miguel are no longer our servants. We are indebted to them for our finances and our…

— Pam Muñoz Ryan

“Es más rico el rico cuando empobrece que el pobre cuando enriquece. The rich person is richer when he becomes poor, than the poor…

— Pam Muñoz Ryan

“The ladies in her classes loved to speak to Caridad in broken Spanish, to show her they were comfortable with her ethnicity despite the…

— Roxane Gay

“Lo terrible es la esperanza”

— José Donoso

“No despilfarre el oro de sus días escuchando a gente aburrida, tratando de redimir a los fracasados sin esperanza, ni”

— Oscar Wilde

“Yo no soy mexicano. Yo no soy gringo. Yo no soy chicano. No soy gringo en USA y mexicano en Mexico. Soy chicano en…

— Carlos Fuentes

“...the only thing people resent more than poor immigrants are wealthy ones”

— Patricia Engel

“But his mother was an old-school Mexicana, convinced that the greatest troubles of the world could be fixed with food bribes,”

— Melissa F. Olson

“Karou significa esperanza”

— Laini Taylor

“Spanish was weird that way: two words for monkeys, and esposas meant both wives and handcuffs. That said a lot.”

— Ann Aguirre

“Are you telling me that the king of Spain turned up his nose at this invention?” Carlos replied: “I don’t suppose King Felipe even…

— Ken Follett

“La experiencia es la madre de la ciencia. Spanish, my dears. Cervantes. Experience is the mother of knowledge.”

— Madeleine L'Engle