Here are some Spanish words used in the book. Spanish is not my native language at all and I'm not very good (I've improved since writing the book), so, if I have got anything wrong or have missed anything, please let me know and feel free to point out mistakes. Also, I know I've often missed off the accents in the chapters and am editing these :)

This story is set in Spain so assume that the usages/pronunciations are what's correct there.

Abuela - Grandma

Aficionados - Fans (in Spanish, they can be fans of anything, in English they can be too - but especially fans of bullfighting)

Amigo - Friend, mate

Antitaurino - An opponent of bullfighting

Asesino - Murderer

Banderillas - Barbed multicoloured darts that get stabbed into the bull during the 'fight' (banderillero is someone who does this)

Besos - Kisses

Buenos días - Good morning/day

Buenas tardes - Good afternoon

Cabron - Prick

Cariña - Darling

Cobarde - Coward

Coche - Car

Corrida/Corrida de toros - Bullfight

Cuadrilla - Gang

Dios - God

Dios mio - My god

Divisa - Badge or currency (but also the word for the rosette that gets stabbed into the bull when it enters the ring)

Dulcito - Sweetie

Escoria - Scum

Estocada - Killing the bull with a sword

Fiesta - Party, festival 

Fuera - Get out

Fuerza - Strength, power

Gracias - Thank you

Guardia Civil - One of Spain's police forces, organised on military lines and in charge of rural policing and patrolling highways and ports - as well as units in charge of counter terrorism and drugs operations

Habla (español) - Speak (Spanish)

Hijo de puta - Son of a bitch

Hola - Hello

Loco/a - Crazy

Malditos - Fuckers / Damned (...) 

Manso - Timid/meek ('cowardly' in bullfighting terminology)

Matador - The person who  kills the bull during the fight

Mi amor - My love

Mundillo - Little world (aficionados especially non Spanish ones sometimes use that to refer to themselves but doesn't have to be sinister)

Paso doble - A type of Spanish marching style music that is often played at bullfights (and other special occasions)

Picador - The person (using the term loosely lol) on the horse that stabs the bull with a long spear

Plaza de toros - Bull fighting ring

Pobrecito - Poor thing

Policía Local / Municipal - Local police in charge of enforcing laws for minor crimes such as traffic offences

Policía Nacional - Police force in charge of policing in urban areas, especially serious crimes

Por que - Why

Sangre - Blood

Señor/a- Sir/Madam

Sinvergüenza - Scoundrel

Taurino - A bullfighter or a fan of bullfighting

Tercio de muerte - The 'third of death' - the part of the corrida where the bull is killed

Toreo - Fancy word for bullfighting

Torero - Bullfighter (usually the matador)

Torito - Little bull (affectionate)

Toro - Bull

Toro bravo/toro de lidia - fighting bull

Venga - come on

Veronica - One of the manoeuvres the matador can do with their cape