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1) Che. A very common informal interjection that is that is embedded in Argentine slang. Similar to “hey” in English, and used to get someone’s attention. ¿Che, me hacés un favor? – hey, can you do me a favor? 2) Volá. A very direct and not so nice way to tell someone to leave a place. Volá de acá de una vez – Buzz off, right now. 3) Boludo.
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Che can be mostly translated and used like “hey” or “dude” in English. However, it also has random uses and it often appears as a meaningless interjection. Che, como está tu hermano? => Hey, how is your brother doing? Che, ¡portate bien! => Hey, behave!
26 Αυγ 2024 · Popular Argentinian Slang Words. Che. "Che" is a quintessential Argentine interjection, similar to "hey" or "yo" in English. It's used to get someone's attention, express surprise, or simply add a friendly, casual tone to your speech. You'll hear it constantly in everyday Argentine conversations. "Che, ¿me pasás la sal?"
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25 Ιουν 2024 · Argentinian Slang #1: Che. Meaning: “Hey.” Beginning with the basics, “che” is arguably the most quintessential Argentine slang word. It's an interjection used to grab someone's attention, similar to "hey" in American English or "mate" in British English. You’ll hear it everywhere in Argentina, and it’s a great way to sound more authentic.
Today, I’m delighted to feature a guest post that discusses how Argentine Spanish is unique and what this means for you as a learner. Here’s what you’ll learn: Some of the most common ‘lunfardo' slang words you'll hear in Argentina; What the word ‘vos' means and why it's really important
9 Νοε 2020 · Slang provides ways of saying semantically distinctive things. And, it is through this distinctive semantics, in part, that slang comes to take on social meaning as signs of distinctive...
