Popular Expressions

dominican republic Word widely used in popular slang and is directly related to the gl # nde of the male Leer mas

Very peculiar expression of the Venezuelan culture that means take! Or take it! It is commonly used to express satisfaction for a successful Leer mas

Vulgarism used in Latin America, especially in Central America, to refer to something that is full or to someone who owns a Leer mas

An onomatopoeic voice that arises from the sound that some objects make when they collide, especially bells or glass goblets. By Leer mas

Intentional future first person conjugated verb that designates the fact of taking something specific as the first meal of the day. Compound word that Leer mas

Substantive way of referring to the verb chingar and that means different things depending on the context. In the Spanish language it generally Leer mas

Qualifying adjective that refers to someone or something that does not cause liking for a person or community. For example: Mario you are no Leer mas

Refers to a small wound caused by a sharp object. For example: Carlos, drop that knife, look at the piquete (picket) you made. Leer mas

honduras It is said of a food that is spoiled, damaged or fermented. From this perspective, they are those foods that give Leer mas

bolivia For the academics of the language, Juquerar is an intransitive verb that is used in Bolivia to designate the action of Leer mas

Common idiomatic mistake in many Spanish-speaking areas. The correct variant is “quise”  and it is the past perfect indicative of the verb Leer mas

Etymologically speaking, tonika comes from the Latin tonĭcus which means tense. It is also related to the Greek tonikos which means “relative to the tone”. The latter also means tense and is related to intensity, strength, vigor and energy.