How to Say ‘A grape candy’ in Spain Spanish
Uva bombón
oo-vah bohm-bohn
[oo-vah bohm-bohn]
🇪🇸 In Spain: Bombón is often used in Spanish as a flirtatious way to mean someone very attractive or sweet-looking. The image is playful and sexualised, not a neutral description.
Phrase Breakdown
Uva
[oo-vah]
Grape
A type of fruit, typically small, round, and smooth-skinned.
La uva es dulce.
The grape is sweet.
bombón
[bohm-bohn]
Candy
A sweet treat, could also refer to something or someone attractive or appealing.
El bombón es delicioso.
The candy is delicious.
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