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What is your favorite word in Spanish?

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beloved patriot. (Itsa Me! beloved patriot!)

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I'm just that self-involved.
 
When I worked at a restaurant years ago, the guys in the kitchen were all illegal Mexicans. They called each other "guajolote", and apparently it was quite the put down.
 
She is half Lebanese and the name comes from that part of her ancestry. It means thankful.

Oh, well my other favourite spanish word, El Noobo, is actually something I coined in online chat playing Bad Company 2, so I guess I have no favourite word... well, I'll pick burro. I always think they're cute in the movies.
 
When I worked at a restaurant years ago, the guys in the kitchen were all illegal Mexicans. They called each other "guajolote", and apparently it was quite the put down.

I had heard that before and that it was slang for 'fatso'. But Google says turkey. Go figure.


No. :colbert:

Oh, well my other favourite spanish word, El Noobo, is actually something I coined in online chat playing Bad Company 2, so I guess I have no favourite word... well, I'll pick burro. I always think they're cute in the movies.

Burro is what they put in burritos. :biggrin:
 
Chingadera. A few years ago I was in Culiacan on field service and the owner of the company told me the machine was chingadera. (POS)
 
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