14/04/2021: Spanish slang from Spain Flashcards

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Yo ___________ (am from Mexico).

A

Yo soy de México.

(I am from Mexico.)

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Es ___________ (a hard-working person).

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Es un currante/una curranta.

(It’s a hard-working person. (Slang from Spain).)

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“___________ (I’m joking)” significa que estoy de broma.

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Estoy de coña” significa que estoy de broma.

(Estoy de coña means that I’m joking. (Slang from Spain).)

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¿___________ (Have you stolen) dinero de mi cartera?

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¿Me has mangado dinero de mi cartera?

(Have you stolen money from my purse? (Slang from Spain))

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___________ (Don’t tell me) milongas.

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No me cuentes milongas.

  • Don’t tell me lies. (Slang from Spain).*
  • (cuentes = subjuntivo after a “negative imperative”)*
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Bocachancla es una persona que ___________ (talks too much).

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Bocachancla es una persona que habla demasiado.

(Bocachancla is a person who talks too much. (Slang from Spain).)

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Ponerse las botas significa, que alguien ha comido mucho y ___________ (very well).

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Ponerse las botas significa que alguien ha comido mucho y muy a gusto.

(“Ponerse las botas” means that someone has eaten a lot and very well.)

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Pero, ¿___________ (what are you all about/what are you talking about)?

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Pero, ¿de qué vas?

(But what are you talking about? (Slang from Spain))

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  • ¿Oye, quieres ir a tomar algo?
  • ___________ (In your dreams).
A
  • ¿Oye, quieres ir a tomar algo?
  • Ni de coña.
    • Hey, do you want to go for a drink?*
  • (- In your dreams. (Slang from Spain))*
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Te juro que ___________ (I’m flipping/going crazy).

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Te juro que estoy flipando.

(I swear to you that I’m “flipping/going crazy”. (Slang from Spain))

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___________ (Give me the money).

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Dame la pasta.

(Give me the money. (slang from Spain))

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___________ (I don’t care).

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Me importa un huevo.

(I don’t care. (Slang from Spain))

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Eres ___________ (boring)

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Eres un rollo.

(You are “a roll” (=you’re boring). (Slang from Spain))

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Alguien ___________ (blows you off).

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Alguien te da calabazas.

(Someone “gives you pumpkins” (blows you off, doesn’t love you). (Slang from Spain))

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No seas ___________ (lazy).

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No seas un perro.

(Don’t be a dog (=Don’t be lazy). (Slang from Spain))

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