rum

The Spanish word 'ron' translates to 'rum' in English. Rum is a type of alcoholic beverage that is distilled from sugarcane byproducts such as molasses, or directly from sugarcane juice. It has a strong association with the Caribbean and Latin America due to the history and large production of sugarcane in these areas. 'Ron' is used in a variety of Spanish-speaking settings and countries, not unlike how 'rum' is understood and used universally in English-speaking regions.

Example sentences using: ron

Me gusta beber ron con cola.

I like to drink rum with cola.

This phrase expresses a preference for drinking a mixed beverage made of rum and cola, which is a popular cocktail.

El ron que compré es muy suave.

The rum I bought is very smooth.

In this sentence, the speaker describes the quality of the rum they purchased, indicating that it has a pleasant and easy taste.

Vamos a una fiesta donde hay ron.

We are going to a party where there is rum.

This phrase indicates that the speaker and their companions are attending a party, highlighting that rum will be available at the event.