Colloquial language reflects the richness and diversity of a language but can also be confusing and overwhelming for those who try to learn it
The jargoneither Colloquial languageit is a fascinating and challenging aspect of learning a language For foreigners. Often, it is one of the most difficult parts to dominate, since it implies understanding idiomatic expressionsinformal idioms and terms that may vary according to the region or the cultural context. Jargon reflects the wealth and diversity of a language, but it can also be confusing and overwhelming for those who try to learn it. Dominating it requires practice, constant exposure and a deep understanding of the culture and the customs of the place where the language is spoken. In that sense, the content creator María José Peró, a Peruvian who has lived in Madrid for two years, has made a video on her Tiktok account, ‘Mariajosepero’, with a list that reveals some of the most common expressions of the Spaniards “that I would have liked to learn when I moved to Spain being Peruvian immigrant Latin, because I would have saved me many paper and shame.”
In the video, which accumulates more than 485,000 views, the content creator revealed: “I live in Madrid for two years and these are those that are heard here.”
«’Okay‘, you will use it for everything and not at all. Another they use for everything, ‘fuck“And its derivatives,” said María José Peró. “Not only do they say a lot of bad words … if not here they are used in combo, in a duo, in trio … that it would be like ‘fuck me in my dead ostia whore,” he added.
After the note, the Peruvian influencer explained that «’Pussy“It’s more for when you hit, like ‘ay pussy'”, while “‘uncle‘It is used a lot here, it’s like saying’ egg ‘,’ Brother ‘… also girls, when they are your friends, they are told uncle.
The favorite phrase of the content creator
On the other hand, María José Peró revealed that one of her favorites is: «’I shit in‘… Chevere of this one, which I love, is that you can fill it with the colors you want. Typical: ‘I shit into my dead’ or ‘I shit in your dead’, ‘I shit in the mother’s cousin that gave me duties’,’ I shit in the ashes of my sacramented grandmother ‘,’ I shit in milk ‘, your quiet does not make sense, you put him without fear.
«’Roll“It may be that there is a good vibes, as there is a good ‘feeling’, or it can be a roll or a problem or it can be ‘is my roll’, as they have something, they know,” he said. «’I’m freaking out‘They use it right and left,’ I’m freaking out ‘,’ flipo in colors’, it’s like saying ‘hallucino, I’m in shock’. That is not the same as ‘Flipa’, which is how I like it, I love it. That it is not the same as ‘you are flipao’ that is ‘you are crazy’, ”he added.
He also explained that «’how handsome‘, they do not use it much for people, they use it more to refer to things,’ how handsome your jersey ‘,’ how handsome those earrings’ … ». While «’The gut‘It would be this whole area of the belly, here they do not say’ my belly hurts’ or ‘my belly hurts’ here they say’ the gut ‘… for me the gut is the intestine itself, “he confessed.
Jargon
Finally, the creator of Peruvian content ends with a few words that allocates the single people: «Nourish is flirting, meet is to go out with someone in plan appointment but they are not yet official, horny It’s like being excited or being at a party, bind It is nonsear and mess He has many meanings from going to the problem, kissing .., I have nightmares ».
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