Name five Spanish names that have been incorporated into the English language

alligator — el lagarto (“the lizard”)

alligator — el lagarto (“the lizard”)armadillo — “little armored one”

alligator — el lagarto (“the lizard”)armadillo — “little armored one”barracuda — possibly from barraco (“snaggletooth”)

alligator — el lagarto (“the lizard”)armadillo — “little armored one”barracuda — possibly from barraco (“snaggletooth”)bronco — “rough”

alligator — el lagarto (“the lizard”)armadillo — “little armored one”barracuda — possibly from barraco (“snaggletooth”)bronco — “rough”burro — “donkey”

alligator — el lagarto (“the lizard”)armadillo — “little armored one”barracuda — possibly from barraco (“snaggletooth”)bronco — “rough”burro — “donkey”cockroach — anglicization of cucaracha.

alligator — el lagarto (“the lizard”)armadillo — “little armored one”barracuda — possibly from barraco (“snaggletooth”)bronco — “rough”burro — “donkey”cockroach — anglicization of cucaracha.mosquito — literally, “little fly”

alligator — el lagarto (“the lizard”)armadillo — “little armored one”barracuda — possibly from barraco (“snaggletooth”)bronco — “rough”burro — “donkey”cockroach — anglicization of cucaracha.mosquito — literally, “little fly”mustang — mustango, from mesteño (“untamed”)

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Lasso : Lazo(tie)

Tornado : This comes from tronada

Patio : inner courtyard

Burrito: "Little Donkey"

Salsa: "Sauce"

Explanation:

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b.

explanation:

just because.

well, the b sentence is the only one that has sense.