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July 5, 2008 | ¡Chin!
| | slang Pronunciation: cheen Meaning: Bummer! That’s a drag. Example: Juan: Perdió tu equipo, La América. (Your team, La América, lost.) Lola: ¡Chin! (Bummer!) |
July 4, 2008 | quedarse con el ojo cuadrado
| | expression Literal Meaning: To end up with a square eye Meaning: To be surprised, to be astonished Example: Cuando vi a tu padre con su novia, ¡me quedé con el ojo cuadrado! (I was so surprised when I saw your father with his girlfriend.) |
July 3, 2008 | No hay cuidado.
| | expression Meaning: No worries; No problem; Don’t worry about it. Example: Pedro: Lo siento, no tengo cambio. (I'm sorry, I don't have change.) Lola: No hay cuidado, me pagas mañana. (No problem; pay me tomorrow.) |
July 2, 2008 | changuitos
| | slang Literal Meaning: little monkeys Meaning: Cross your fingers! Example: Pedro: ¿Vas a Ibiza este verano? (Are you going to Ibiza this summer?) Lola: ¡Changuitos! (With luck!) |
July 1, 2008 | animal
| | slang Meaning: dude Example: Tú, animal, ¡vamos! (Dude, let’s go!) |
June 30, 2008 | Guarda tu ayuda para quien te la pida.
| | proverb Meaning: Save your advice for those who ask for it. |
June 29, 2008 | jocho
| | slang Pronunciation: HO-cho Meaning: hot dog Example: [Juan]: Vamos por unos jochos. [Maria]: ¡Guácala! (Juan: Let's go for some hot dogs. Maria: Gross!) |
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Cada uno tiene su manera de matar pulgas.ProverbMeaning: Everyone has his own way of killing fleas.
Analogous proverb: To each his own.
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