15 words for you to understand the Argentines

Although you can speak Spanish, those who are not familiar with Argentine jargon may feel lost by not recognizing the meaning of many commonly used words. We leave you a list of some of the most common, so you can take note and understand us a little more.

1. Che: We use it as a synonym for “vos”, “ey”, “friend”
2. Boludo/A: It's an insult, synonym for “fool”, “fool”, “fool”. But we also use it amicably
3. Bounty: It is similar to the boludo, but a little stronger. Does not have
4. a child friendly side: boy, boy, boy.
5. Type; shack: Means man and woman, respectively
6. Ortiva: Means “bad wave”, “selfish”
7. twine: Means “silver”, “money”
8. Gross: Means “copado”, “piola”, “good wave”
9. Chamuyo: Doubtful arguments we use to convince someone of something
10. Bondi: Colectivo
11. Birra:EscabioBeer
12. : Alcoholic drinks
13. Previous: Gathered young people in a house, before going to the bowling
14. Flashero: “Creative”, “strange”, “psychedelic”
15. Posta : “Seriously”, “really ”