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Puerto Rico

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Is this word influenced by indigenous or diasporic language?

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How do language and culture intersect?

-Use your resources to help you. Use words and phrases from slides 18-22 to help you express yourself bilingually.

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-Use your resources to help you. Use words and phrases from slides 18-22 to help you express yourself bilingually.

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In my investigación "guagua" is a palabra used in Puerto Rico. Personas started usando the palabra guagua during the ___ time period. This word may be influences by cultura indigena as it looks and sounds like____ in taino lanugage.

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Spain

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Guay - Cool, Awesome.
This word is used all over spain and was influenced by provezal, a southern french language. This word is diasporic.

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Liar - Wrap up, Package.
This word has origins coming from the English language, and it is used in most of Spain. It is diasporic

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Slang is one of the most fun parts of learning a new language. It helps you get beyond what you've learned in the classroom or textbook and connect with people of that country on a casual level. Everyone uses slang when speaking their own language, so it make sense to learn some words and phrases in Spanish too. Here are some of the most common Spanish slang words and expressions used here in Spain.

1. Guay

If you're looking for the ultimate Spanish slang word that encapsulates everything you want to describe as amazing, cool and just overall awesome, guay is it. You'll hear this everywhere on the streets of Spain and it's super easy to use.

2. Tío/tía

When you hear tío or tía on the streets of Spain, there's a pretty good chance those people aren't talking about their relatives. Although they mean aunt and uncle, tía and tío are popular Spanish slang terms for guy, dude, man, chick etc. Add this to the end of any exclamation and you'll sound just like a Spaniard!

¡Ese tío no deja de mandarme mensajes molestos!
That guy won't stop sending me annoying messages!

3. Guiri

To avoid sounding like a guiri, your best bet is to learn some of these slang words! Know why? Because guiri is a term used for foreigners or tourists. It can be used in a friendly or derogatory form, it all depends on the context.

4. Vale

It's not exactly a slang term, per se, but vale is used to say fine, right, OK, good and sure. You can use it the same way you'd use OK and use it at the end of a question when you expect an answer. We've included this one in here because vale is very Spanish. In other countries in Central or South America, they use dale or sale instead.

- Vamos a tomar algo después del curro?
- Shall we grab a drink after work?
- ¡ Vale !
- Sure!

5. Flipar

Flipar is another Spanish slang term used a lot in Spain. Think of it as going mental or crazy for something in English. You can use it to express your admiration for something, show shock or surprise, or even describe being under the influence of drugs.

6. Currar /curro

The Spanish have their own slang verb for working and it's currar. El curro is a job.

7. Majo/maja

Majo is used as an adjective to describe people and objects and its uses are many. It can mean nice, pretty and good-looking. You may not know this but it's an old word that was used to describe a typical "dandy"-type character in XIX century Madrid.

8. Dar palo

Dar palo is a Spanish slang term you wish existed in your language. When you don't feel like doing something because it's annoying or you're feeling lazy, you can say it gives you a stick. Many people also you is to describe something that's embarrassing.

9. Botellón

When summer rolls around, the streets of Spain are filled with young people and groups of friends that drink in public There's a slang word for this that comes from right here in Spain: botellón. Funnily, a botellón is just means big bottle as it's an augmentative form made by adding ón to the end of botella.

¡Organizamos un botellón este finde para celebrar tu cumple!
Let's organize a botellón (drinking in the street party) this weekend to celebrate your birthday!

10. Ligar

If you're single and in the dating sphere in Spain, you should know what ligar means. This is a slang term used by most Spanish-speaking countries that means to flirt, make out or hook up with.

11. Liar

Liar is an adaptable slang term used a lot in Spain. Liar traditionally means to wrap up or package, but in Spain it can mean that you botched something or messed it up, it can mean to get confused (liarse), and when it comes to romantic relationships it can mean to have an affair or get involved with someone (also liarse). Have you ever noticed that quite a few people in Spain roll their own cigarettes? They also liar them! They use tabaco de liar and paper de liar to put them together.

12. ¡Hostia!

Once you hear someone exclaim ¡hostia! on the street or in a café, you won't be able to unhear it and will notice it everywhere. Hostia is literally the communion wafer that you receive in church and using it shares a similarity with using the lord's name in vain - Oh my God! For this reason some people (and children when they don't want to be disciplined for swearing) prefer not to use it and say ostras (oysters) instead because it sounds similar enough.

Hostia is one of these words that can be used in combination with other words for different meanings too. Una mala hostia can be used to talk about someone's bad mood or bad-tempered character. De la hostia can mean either amazing or terrible - think sick in English. And if you give someone an hostia, you're really giving them a bad beating. These examples might help:

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Slang is one of the most fun parts of learning a new language. It helps you get beyond what you've learned in the classroom or textbook and connect with people of that country on a casual level. Everyone uses slang when speaking their own language, so it make sense to learn some words and phrases in Spanish too.

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Tio - Friend, buddy, pal.
This word originally means uncle or aunt in Spanish, but it was made into a slang word used to portray friendship and closeness. It is indigenous.

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1. Language can be portrayed through a cultura

2. Cultura can be portrayed through a idioma

3. The way we think about the mundo is often influenced by the idioma we speak

4. Culturas use their native idiomas and mix in new slang words in order to portray their cultura better

5. Without language, it is almost impossible to develop a culture

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A: “Did you go to the party yesterday, I heard it was Guay”

B: “ Yeah, but I left after seeing so many people Liar Cigarettes”

A: “Were their Malo people there?”

B: “Si, I didn’t want to mezclar myself with them”

A: “It’s bueno that you left”

B: “Si, I want to have bueno tios around me like you”

A: “I am Mas Plano, you are a good tio as well”

B: “Lets go play Futbol with our other Tios“

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Argentina

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Dale, meaning "Hurry up" or "Ok."
This word is used is mostly used in Cuban slang, but a lot of people use it in Miami. Dale originarse from an old English word, dael . y tambian es from and old norse word, dalr. It is a diasporic word

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Tener fiaca, meaning lazy. The word Fiaca originarse de la Genoese dialect of Italian, also meaning lack of energy or feeling tired. This word is from the diasporic language.

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Boy/girl in Argentina means pibe/piba, coming from the indigenous language. Pibe viene de la palabra pebete a term that arose from the Catalan. It is also unique to the Rioplatense dialect.

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Speaking a language is already a cultura and without it, la diversidad wouldn't exist and so would slang words.
If you want to learn a language, cultures and tradition would also be part of the research, since it tells you which place the word originarse from.
Songs come in all el idiomas, so this gives you the opportunity yo learn a new language and the definition of it. (Yay for more research.)
People use cultura as a way to express themselves. For ex: dance might be important in your culture because of ways it can express your emotions and different types of dance moves originates from a specific area.
Language helps preserve cultures and also allows us to share and spread the ideas quickly.

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A: Hey, who were you just talking to a minute ago?
B: That piba asked for directions, so I helped her
A: Wait hold on, let me just grab a few things before we go.
B: Dale! Dale! We don't have that much time
A: Why didn't you do your homework last night?
B: Ayer, como tenía fiaca, so I didn't have la motivación to do it.
A: I don't think I can make it to the 5th mile
B: You've got this, come on! Dale! Dale, vamos!!

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Yo pienso que the palabra “che” is really complex. The jerga seems to be uses in different countries like Mexico, Uruguay, y otros. En mi opinion, the word “che” is conectado with the lider Che Guevara who liberated parts of Sur America.

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Dominican Republic

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Argentina

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Bacano -  that's cool, if someone is bacano it means they are good at something difficult, this word is common in Columbia as well it is indigenous

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Yanqui, It means "American person". This palabra originarse from the American word Yankee which also means un American persona. This palabra es from the diaspora idioma.

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Spain

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Curro-When tu use the word curro tu are talking about your job or your profession. The word curro originates from Proto-Indo-European.

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Mexico

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colmado- deli, small corner store in neighborhood, this word also equates to "bodega" and is indigenous.

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Chillaxing- Chilling vibing, cooling, just living slow. This word is very common slang In the DR and is also used in The United  states. This word is diasporic

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Ecuador

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Dale usually means "Hurry up." This word is common in many Hispanic countries especially among the youth. It has roots in an old word called dael (it means, the have a knowledge of God which is quite different from its counterpart).

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Chuta is like a way of saying "oh shoot" or "shoot" (As in to kick. I say this when I stub my toe). This word is common in many Hispanic cultures and is used by the youth and adults who are trying to not curse. According to educalingo.com it means comes from Aymara ch'utu which means thick lips.

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ETYMOLOGY OF THE WORD CHUTA

La palabra chuta procede del aimara ch'utu, [de labios] gruesos.

Etymology is the study of the origin of words and their changes in structure and significance.

PRONUNCIATION OF CHUTA IN SPANISH

GRAMMATICAL CATEGORY OF CHUTA

Chuta is a noun.

A noun is a type of word the meaning of which determines reality. Nouns provide the names for all things: people, objects, sensations, feelings, etc.

WHAT DOES CHUTA MEAN IN SPANISH?

Definition of chuta in the Spanish dictionary

The definition of chuta in the Spanish dictionary is said of a person: tosca. Another meaning of chuta in the dictionary is also Indian of the puna. La definición de chuta en el diccionario castellano es dicho de una persona: tosca. Otro significado de chuta en el diccionario es también indio de la puna.

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SPANISH WORDS THAT RHYME WITH CHUTA

SPANISH WORDS THAT BEGIN LIKE CHUTA

SPANISH WORDS THAT END LIKE CHUTA

Synonyms and antonyms of chuta in the Spanish dictionary of synonyms

Translation of "chuta" into 25 languages

TRANSLATION OF CHUTA

Find out the translation of chuta to 25 languages with our Spanish multilingual translator.

The translations of chuta from Spanish to other languages presented in this section have been obtained through automatic statistical translation; where the essential translation unit is the word "chuta" in Spanish.

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Trends of use of chuta

TENDENCIES OF USE OF THE TERM "CHUTA"

The term "chuta" is quite widely used and occupies the 20.053 position in our list of most widely used terms in the Spanish dictionary.

The map shown above gives the frequency of use of the term "chuta" in the different countries.

Principal search tendencies and common uses of chuta

List of principal searches undertaken by users to access our Spanish online dictionary and most widely used expressions with the word "chuta".

FREQUENCY OF USE OF THE TERM "CHUTA" OVER TIME

The graph expresses the annual evolution of the frequency of use of the word "chuta" during the past 500 years. Its implementation is based on analysing how often the term "chuta" appears in digitalised printed sources in Spanish between the year 1500 and the present day.

Examples of use in the Spanish literature, quotes and news about chuta

10 SPANISH BOOKS RELATING TO "CHUTA"

Discover the use of chuta in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to chuta and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Spanish literature.

Yo fui del servicio secreto de la policía dominicana

1000 ejercicios y juegos para el portero de fútbol

población chuta en el sur, donde se encuentra gran parte del petróleo, tendría una influencia predominante. Y preferirían tener relaciones amistosas con Irán, que es chuta. Las relaciones ya son cercanas. La brigada Badr, la milicia que ...

España se escribe con E de endeudamiento: radiografía de un ...

ílRCPJ Lairas N)po| pastara II Chuta hukniyiq Chuta Ixikniyuq Qrtahukniyu Chuta huk Cinta huk Ore Üxngisiik Chuta shuk l2 Chuta iskayniyuq Ouika iskaynituq Cunka ishkayniyu Chuta Chuta Dxe Chinga Chuta ishkay ishkay tsttay ishkay l3 ...

Olivo roto: Escenas de la ocupación

- Chuta, chuta, chutaaa... Enfrente sólo tenía a Tawfiq, el torso inclinado, las piernas ancladas en el suelo, los brazos abiertos para abarcar el espacio y taponar el hueco... Detrás, los jadeos de los que corrían a alcanzarle. - Chuta, chuta ...

TÉCNICA,VELOCIDAD Y RITMO EN EL FÚTBOL

un veloz R, chuta a * Descripción B1, después de un veloz intercambio con R, puerta en B2 siendo obstaculizado por C1. Éste se desplaza con rapidez hacia C3 para repetir la acción sobre A2. * Finalidad: Perfeccionamiento de habilidades...

MICHOACAN ; huamo, Jal. 2. Coalcomán. AGUILAR MELGAREJO Manuel Aguilar Melgarejo En arroyos Los Pozos y Los NUM. 1. Puercos, Villa Victoria. 13 . Coalcomán. CHUTA NUM. 1. Elbridge Trunan. Bernetter. En río Chuta o Toxcano.

Programación de la educación física en primaria

Coge la pelota con la mano derecha, dejala caer y: + Tras dar un bote chuta con el pie dere- <Lg>- - ( i Y/'Lg) cho. + Chuta antes de que bote. + ídem con el pie izquierdo. A continuación lo hacen en diferentes posiciones y situaciones, por...

10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM "CHUTA"

Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term chuta is used in the context of the following news items.

Cusco: Así se preparan los ricos panes ' chuta' [FOTOS]

Quién no ha probado alguna vez los famosos panes ' chuta', aquellos ... Allí nos recibieron con su característico pan ' Chuta', grande como un disco y de regular ... "Diario Trome, Jan 16"

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Educalingo cookies are used to personalize ads and get web traffic statistics. We also share information about the use of the site with our social media, advertising and analytics partners. ETYMOLOGY OF THE WORD CHUTA La palabra chuta procede del aimara ch'utu, [de labios] gruesos.

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Chévere means "not bad" or "cool." This word is mainly common around central America and typically used by teens. According to educalingo.com it is a noun, adjective, and adverb. Its roots can be connected to Africa during the beginning of the 19th century.

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Mexico

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Dominican Republic

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Mexico

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Yo pienso que the word dale es muy interesante.It means "Hurry up" or "Okay". It originarse from an italian palabra and became an Argentinian palabra when many italians immigrated to argentina. This palabra es from the diaspora idioma.

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Hablando un lenguaje no es fácil pero los palabras "slang" lo hace un poco mas fácil.
Si tu quieres aprender un lenguaje hay que saber de la cultura y la historia de los países y de los palabras.
La "slang" ayuda con eso por que to ayuda a entender la cultura un poco mejor.
Lenguaje y cultura ayuda a los países para que no se ovida pero para que la cultura puede crecer.

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En mi opinion Quilombo es muy interesante. It has gone through many different meanings to get to what it means today "Diaster". It started off being another word for slave then some innapropiate things that I cant say. This palabra es from the diaspora idioma.

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A: Hola amigo como estas? Tienes sapatos bien chévere
B: Chuta amingo no puedo hablar pero gracias, te hablor mas leugo
A: Esta bien güey, te veo mas luego, dale
B: Gracias me voy ya, ciao
A: de nada, ya dale no mas
B: si si perdon es que no se donde pune mi telephono
A: Chuta güey checka tu bulto
B: Oh si aqui esta, ya mi voy the verdad, ciao

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Flipar- Lo basically going crazy but in spanish tu can use lo to express your admiration for something. The word originates from the streets of Spain like if they saw a crazy person.

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1. Without idioma there would be no cultura.

2. The biggest thing about any cultura es la idioma.

3. Every cultura es unique porque of the different idiomas that they speak.

4. Idioma es the key foundation y the main part of anything doing con cultura.

5. The way and things that we think are heavily affected by our idioma and cultura.

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No pude encontrar el origen de "Dimelo". Pero encontré el origen de Dezir, viene de la palabra dico es latín y significa zapato o el decir / señalar.

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La palabra "pana" se usa para significar amigo. Proviene de una palabra indígena que es panaca.

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La palabra "Chin" tiene orígenes indígenas. Se supone que formaba parte del idioma de los habitantes nativos.

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El lenguaje y la cultura se cruzan porque el lenguaje puede ser parte de una cultura. Por ejemplo, el idioma tiene diferentes dialectos y puede representar un país. Mira la palabra pastel, hay como 50 palabras diferentes para esa palabra, pero sigue siendo el mismo idioma. In The US people can learn so much just by just the way you say soda.

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A: Dimelo, mi pana

B: Que lo que, como esta eso

A: aqui, tranki

B: Tu ta como quillao

A:No esperando un pana aqui

B: tiene mucho esperando aqui?

A: No un Chin

B: ok Manin hablamos

Manin means like bro
Tranki Means Chilling

quillao Means like upset or angery

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Guay- basically means cool/super Y mostly young people use the word. El word originates from Provezal a southern french language ai evolved in Spanish as guay Y became very popular around the second half of the 20th century in Spain.

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Sauve en mexicano slang means to be smooth and I’m not talking baby skin. Sauve is originally used in France and is even a company.  Sauve in French is sweet.

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suave
(swäv)

adj. suav·er, suav·est

Courteous and elegant; gracious and sophisticated.

suave′ness, suav′i·ty (swä′vĭ-tē) n.

American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fifth Edition. Copyright © 2016 by Houghton Mifflin Harcourt Publishing Company. Published by Houghton Mifflin Harcourt Publishing Company. All rights reserved.

suave
(swɑːv)
adj

(esp of a man) displaying smoothness and sophistication in manner or attitude; urbane

[C16: from Latin suāvis sweet]

Collins English Dictionary - Complete and Unabridged, 12th Edition 2014 © HarperCollins Publishers 1991, 1994, 1998, 2000, 2003, 2006, 2007, 2009, 2011, 2014

suave
(swɑv)

adj. suav*er, suav*est.

smoothly agreeable or polite; agreeably or blandly urbane.

[1495-1505; < French < Latin suāvis sweet]

suave′ness, suav′i*ty, n.

Random House Kernerman Webster's College Dictionary, © 2010 K Dictionaries Ltd. Copyright 2005, 1997, 1991 by Random House, Inc. All rights reserved.

Thesaurus Antonyms Related Words Synonyms Legend:

Adj. 1.
suave - having a sophisticated charm; "a debonair gentleman"

refined - (used of persons and their behavior) cultivated and genteel; "she was delicate and refined and unused to hardship"; "refined people with refined taste"

2.
suave - smoothly agreeable and courteous with a degree of sophistication; "he was too politic to quarrel with so important a personage"; "the manager pacified the customer with a smooth apology for the error"

diplomatical, diplomatic - using or marked by tact in dealing with sensitive matters or people; "the hostess averted a confrontation with a diplomatic chenage of subject"

Based on WordNet 3.0, Farlex clipart collection. © 2003-2012 Princeton University, Farlex Inc.

suave

adjective smooth, charming, urbane, debonair, worldly, cool (informal), sophisticated, polite, gracious, agreeable, courteous, affable, smooth-tongued He is a suave, cool and cultured man.

Collins Thesaurus of the English Language - Complete and Unabridged 2nd Edition. 2002 © HarperCollins Publishers 1995, 2002

suave
adjective

Effortlessly gracious and tactful in social manner:

The American Heritage® Roget's Thesaurus. Copyright © 2013, 2014 by Houghton Mifflin Harcourt Publishing Company. Published by Houghton Mifflin Harcourt Publishing Company. All rights reserved.

hoş kibar ve nazik tatlı dilli

Collins Spanish Dictionary - Complete and Unabridged 8th Edition 2005 © William Collins Sons & Co. Ltd. 1971, 1988 © HarperCollins Publishers 1992, 1993, 1996, 1997, 2000, 2003, 2005

suave

[ˈswɑːv] adj [ person] → urbain(e); [ manner, voice] → suave

Collins English/French Electronic Resource. © HarperCollins Publishers 2005

Collins German Dictionary - Complete and Unabridged 7th Edition 2005. © William Collins Sons & Co. Ltd. 1980 © HarperCollins Publishers 1991, 1997, 1999, 2004, 2005, 2007

suave

[swɑːv] adj ( person, manners) → mellifluo/a; ( question, suggestion) → insinuante

Collins Italian Dictionary 1st Edition © HarperCollins Publishers 1995

suave
(swaːv) adjective

(of a man or his manner) pleasant, elegant, polite and agreeable.

ˈsuavely adverb ˈsuaveness noun ˈsuavity noun

Kernerman English Multilingual Dictionary © 2006-2013 K Dictionaries Ltd.

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Chanclas en Mexicano slang means slippers, flip flops, sandals, flippers, etc. chanclas are not only used for walking. They’ve been used to “ discipline“. The word has originated from Chanca, zancha and zanca.

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The deadliest weapon known to a Latin kid; a flying slipper/ flip-flop.

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Mexico

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La palabra guey antes fue ensulto buey en la 1840’s pero se  changed into guey meaning bro/dude

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No manches technically Mean don’t stain pero en Mexico over the years empazaron a decer no .manches decedo no kidding or de verdad

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A: Amigo mirar at el yanqui over there

B: Si el estados Unidos are un Quilombo right now

A: Yo escucho it's getting mejor

B: After un grande riot like that es dificil to get back to normal

A: Si es must be muy dificil

B: Ay no were going to be tarde

A: Dale we don't want to be tarde

B:Dale dale let's go

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yo no pude is encontrar el origen de compa pero se que compa means a word that we use to expresar  la relaceon de un padre y su hijos padreno pero despues de teimpo resulta to be friend and formed in mexico

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La lengua une y relaciona comunidades por ejemplo :
La Imigracion
La cultura y el lenguaje estan intimamente interpretados.
Cada pueblo crea su propio modo de ser y estar en la vida.

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A: hola guey como estas?!

B:  bien compa! y tu

A: Trabando para ganar lana para mi hijos

B: que chido

A: y tu

B: bein trabando

A: hijole estoy tarde te veo guey

B: okay bye compa

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1. Language Y culture intersect because there would be no culture without language.

2. Language Y culture intersect because people can recognize your culture from the language tu speak.

3. Language Y culture intersect because language builds more culture.

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A:Hola tu seem very guay.

B:Mi llamo Gabe gracias for calling me guay.

A:De nada do tu curro anywhere?

B:Si I work at a construction site el boss drives me flipar.

A:Sorry to hear about that.

B:Its guay don't worry i might go flipar but i get my pesos.

A:Hahaha well it was amable meeting tu.

B:Nice meeting tu too hope we see each other again uno day.

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Mexico

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“Compa” is an abbreviation for “Compadre”. "Compadre" literally traducir to "co-parent". When a child is baptised, the child's padres and padrinos become compadres. However, the word has evolved to mean "friend" in some cases.

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Cultura and  language intersect in muchos ways.  El uno way, is  without idioma cultura would not be a thing. El dos way, is idioma influences cultrua, and allows slang words to be created. El  Tres way, Idioma allows cultura to be expanded beyond just one place, and spread throughout the world

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Dominican Republic

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mexico

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in mexico they use this wold wen they see somting que frongon

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Qué lo que means “what’s up” tú can use this cuando tú eres hablando to someone. Most likely cuando tú eres hablando to your amigos.

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Dominican Republic

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Colmado es basically a local bodega donde tú can get comida y drinks.

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a. Hola Isaiah, what' sup.
b. Hola, Marco, soy yo just chillaxing.
a.  That's Bacano, muy bacano.
b. Oye, marco soy yo going to the colmado in a minuto, do you want to come?
a. Si, I was craving some chips.
b. Baccano, Vamos yo muy hungry * both of them laugh.
A.  Oye, Isaiah did you see the game  last noche.
B. Si, It was muy loco!

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Mexico

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Alebrestado means to be emocionado or excited.Be careful using Alebrestado in other paises it might have a different meaning.

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Güey. Güey, sometimes spelled in the way it is pronounced as 'wey', means “mate” and is used all the time in Mexican Spanish. ...

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Güey. Güey, sometimes spelled in the way it is pronounced as 'wey', means “mate” and is used all the time in Mexican Spanish. ...

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Dique means “supposedly” or “apparently”. Tú can use this cuando your being sarcástico or repeating something tú were told

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The word's origin stems from the word "ahora" meaning "now". It also has roots stemming from ancient Greece.

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Chido & Padre. If you want to say something is cool, use the word 'chido'. ...

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Chido & Padre. If you want to say something is cool, use the word 'chido'. ...

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poeple in mexico use this wold wen they see a animal pata

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Mexico

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Chido technically means "fantastic" but has been is used as slang for "cool".

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Lana in mexico which mean money is a word that they started to use in the 18th century in other places the word “Lana” means wool and wool was very expensive and valuable for people so they turned the word “lana” to money which is also valuable. Another way of saying money is “Pasta” it's just like “Lana” but another way to say it.

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Neta in mexico which means “really” or “For real” in english. This word is mostly used by the young people mostly in conversations. It comes from the French people from the word “net” and then it was transformed to “neta to mean “for real”?

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The word Carro comes from “Car” and it got infused from the americas to mexico to “Carro” so it's technically slang because it’s not really a real word.

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1. We need a language develop a culture because without a language there can’t be a cultura.

2. Language and cultura intersects because as you can see in the world cada cultura tiene su own language.

3. Aprendiendo una nueva language we would need to learn dos new things. The language itself and the cultura behind the language.

4. We can also learn a new language from listening to musica from their culture we can hear all different types of words in one song.

5. When learning a new language you also have to learn the alphabet, the meaning behind words, and where they come from that's why you have to learn the cultura behind the words to understand them mas.

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A: Tienes la Lana para comprar el Carro?

B: Si, si lo tengo necesitaba trabajar mucho para coger la Lana.

A: Neta?

B: Si mira aqui esta (Shows money)*

A: Oh pues vámonos a comprar el carro.

B: Ya pues vamonos

(Buys Car)*

A: El Carro esta Neta bueno me gusta!

B: Si,Si esta bonito.

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Suave originated from the latin word “Suavis”, meaning “sweet” or “pleasant. It's direct translation is "pleasant" and "soft", but it can be used to mean good/cool in Mexico.

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Language and cultura intersect because cultura is essentially the basis of idioma. If the world’s cultura wasn’t as advanced and intricado as it is today, we would not have a lot of the words, even idiomas, that we have today.

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Yo pienso que la palabra chevere es una open palabra. Tu se puede utilizar de diferentestes formas como, "Esa camisa se ve chevere".

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A: Hola compa, como andas?

B: Bien, thank you for asking. How are you?

A: Estoy bien, gracias. How is your trabajo?

B: Va bien, I just got a promotion.

A: Orale!

B: Si, verdad?

A: Well, me tengo que ir.

B: Adios, compa!

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Yo pienso que la palabra pilas es una palabra eso significa que si quieres decirle a alguien que se vista elegante o que se vea bien, digamos que vas afuera y te animas a ir a algún bonita te pones las pilas.