| Plural | gringos |
The gringo tried to order food in broken Spanish.
The locals were amused by the gringo's attempts to dance salsa.
The gringo stood out in the crowd with his bright Hawaiian shirt.
The gringo was lost in the bustling market.
The gringo was intrigued by the local customs and traditions.
The gringo was greeted warmly by the villagers.
The gringo struggled to adapt to the spicy cuisine.
The gringo marveled at the colorful architecture of the city.
The gringo was fascinated by the local wildlife.
The gringo tried to haggle with the street vendors for a lower price.
Not to mention, who's that gringo with the suit out there?
Being completely, like as we would say in Chile, " Total gringos."
And you are an incredible woman for putting up with this gringo!
I'll tell my moms gringos have kidnapped my cousin. Y'all have fun.
She did not see the white houses of the gringos or their gardens, driedout by dust and heat, or the women in shorts and blue-striped shirts playing cards on the terraces.
Grateful for the hospitality of Aureliano Segundo, Mr. Brown opened the doors of his house to Meme and invited her to the Saturday dances, which were the only ones where gringos and natives mingled.
The gringo tried to order food in broken Spanish.
The locals were amused by the gringo's attempts to dance salsa.
The gringo stood out in the crowd with his bright Hawaiian shirt.
The gringo was lost in the bustling market.
The gringo was intrigued by the local customs and traditions.
The gringo was greeted warmly by the villagers.
The gringo struggled to adapt to the spicy cuisine.
The gringo marveled at the colorful architecture of the city.
The gringo was fascinated by the local wildlife.
The gringo tried to haggle with the street vendors for a lower price.
Not to mention, who's that gringo with the suit out there?
Being completely, like as we would say in Chile, " Total gringos."
And you are an incredible woman for putting up with this gringo!
I'll tell my moms gringos have kidnapped my cousin. Y'all have fun.
She did not see the white houses of the gringos or their gardens, driedout by dust and heat, or the women in shorts and blue-striped shirts playing cards on the terraces.
Grateful for the hospitality of Aureliano Segundo, Mr. Brown opened the doors of his house to Meme and invited her to the Saturday dances, which were the only ones where gringos and natives mingled.
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