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March 24, 2008 | crudo/cruda
| | slang Meaning: hungover Example: Hijole, que crudo tengo! |
March 25, 2008 | caer bien
| | slang Meaning: “Caer bien” means that you like someone: it usually refers to people (as opposed to “Me gusta,” which usually refers to things.) In fact, saying “Me gustas” (I like you) is much too strong in most situations, unless you are seriously trying to pick someone up. Example: Es un buen tipo. Me cae bien. (“He’s a good guy, I like him/he’s cool.”) |
March 26, 2008 | El corazón no envejece; es el cuero que se arruga.
| | proverb Meaning: The heart doesn’t age; it’s the skin that wrinkles. |
March 27, 2008 | D.F.
| | vocabulary Pronunciation: day efe Meaning: Mexico City, AKA Distrito Federal (Federal District) |
March 28, 2008 | defeño
| | slang Pronunciation: deh-FAEN-yo Meaning: A person from Mexico City, or el “D.F.” |
March 29, 2008 | los emos
| | anglicism Meaning: Emos Example: La hija de Jorge sólo se pasea con sus amigos emo. (“Jorge’s daughter just hangs out with her emo friends.”) |
March 30, 2008 | los spring breakers
| | anglicism Meaning: High school and college kids who visit Mexican resorts during Spring Break. |
March 31, 2008 | los skatos
| | slang Meaning: Skaters, kids from the skateboarding culture Example: Ella ya anda con los skatos. (She hangs out with the skater kids now.) |
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Tres son multitudexpressionMeaning: Three’s a crowd Example: Tu prima me cae bien, pero ¿no sabes que tres son multitud? (I like your cousin, but don’t you know that three’s a crowd?)
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