Hillary Clinton was given a heads up by aides on the correct pronunciation of 'BAHS-ta!' – 'enough' in Spanish – newly-leaked emails show.

Clinton was visiting Las Vegas last October, campaigning in a hard-to-pronounce state, when she made a stop in support of the culinary workers who were protesting in front of the Trump International Hotel.

Generally, these kinds of impromptu stops are unscripted, but according to new leaked emails from campaign chairman John Podesta's account, which were released this morning by Wikileaks, Podesta recommended that Clinton have words ready.

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After suriving last night's debate, Hillary Clinton's campaign today had to deal with a new release of leaked emails, courtesy of Wikileaks

'John [Podesta] thought we should prepare some talking points for the OTR at the culinary protest against Trump's hotel,' writes Clinton's director of speechwriting Dan Schwerin, showing several other campaign aides what he had in mind for what's called an 'off the record' stop.

'Do these look OK to folks?' Schwerin added.

Schwerin had whipped up six paragraphs of copy to be examined by Jennifer Palmieri, Clinton's communications director.

She would ask union workers to say 'No!' to Donald Trump.

'Some people find Mr. Trump entertaining,' Clinton was to say. 'They laugh when he insults Mexicans or demeans women. But this isn't reality TV. It's your life. It's your job. It's our country.'

Back in October of 2015, Hillary Clinton's speechwriter included the phonetic spelling of 'basta!' for the candidate so she wouldn't mess up the word at a Las Vegas appearance

Hillary Clinton showed up for what was supposed to be an impromptu campaign stop to show she was standing at culinary workers protesting outside of Donald Trump's Vegas property

Hillary Clinton gave scripted remarks at the October 2015 campaign stop, according to new leaked emails from her campaign chairman John Podesta's account

'So I have just one word for Mr. Trump: 'Basta! [BAHS-ta!],' the speechwriter had put down.

'Enough!' she was to repeat in English.

'You're on the front lines of the fight for a better future and a fairer, stronger America. We need you out here. I know it gets tough, but don't get discouraged,' the speech said.

Clinton had already used the Spanish word in previous speeches, including one in July 2015 where she spoke before the National Council of La Raza in Kansas City.

And while Latino voters have been trending toward Clinton this entire election cycle, she's not been perfect with her outreach.

Two months after her Las Vegas appearance, Clinton people put out a blog post headlined '7 things Hillary Clinton has in common with your abuela,' which is Spanish for grandmother.

Twitter users found the overture to be a mixture of comical and condescending.