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Go to sectionEach province has its magic, its contribution to the Argentine Spanish language. In Cordoba we don't stop inventing expressions . Some remain forever, others are a matter of seasons. But, of course, creativity is always at the service of our way of speaking. We tell you what these verbs mean and in what context you can use them:
Have you heard her yet? The Cordovan does not look in reojo, nor is the concealed one done. The Cordovan watchmaking . This expression is synonymous with the “con carpa” porteño. Mindent?
The Cordovan Bolasea . This expression is used to say that someone boludea you or “rest” you as they say in Buenos Aires. In Cordovan, someone who makes you mockery, lies to you a lot or charges you all the time is a ballasero .
“ Let's go get mucus,” have you ever heard this phrase? In Cordoba we listen to it all the time , because we are some runners . The expression throwing mucus , means, in Creole , sending yourself a crap . A more protocolar definition would be: to do something that is not right, generate problems. When someone throws out a mucus , you have to see if it was just a mucus or a snot . The difference is in the consequences.
This expression is used when you are on your face , you will be given away . It can be used when they leave you alone, when you are not invited to a plan or when you send yourself a mucus. “ Uh culia, I've already bought the meat for the roast, if they don't come, you* stay donao.”
*in Cordovan, I go + a = vuá
If you fought, you 're pussy. Luquiar is flirting something from above. Or be very lucky with something. It has a positive connotation and is the favorite verb of the lucky. A synonym for this verb could be the verb to shine. “Culia, I found 100 pesos on the street, I fucked.” “Cara'e poio, they gave me the tickets for the dance, I shone.”
If you had any doubt, the teacher @matzorama gives you more examples in his Cordovan courses. These verbs can be heard in other provinces. However, they are very common among Cordobeses. Have you already learned? Let's see if you 're looking for a trip to Cordoba and you're not donated in the summer.
Publication Date: 14/03/2020
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