Diccionario Venezolano - Español
Al escribir este blog y darme cuenta que es visitado por personas de distintos lugares de latinoamérica, han surgido algunas preguntas sobre qué siginifica una determinada palabra. Estando acá, el tema se ha acentuado, compartimos con venezolanos, argentinos y peruanos, cuando estamos con estos dos últimos, hablando corrido como unos cotorros, empieza el tema, qué quisiste decir con tal palabra?, al "traducir" solemos ver expresiones de alivio, o de entendimiento. A propósito de ello viene este post, de forma de ofrecer al mundo lationamericano, un poco del argot venezolano y su significado.
Venezolano auténtico o importado que vivió en Venezuela, por algún tiempo razonable, utiliza las siguientes palabras:
Caraota: es lo mismo que Frijoles. La caraota negra es la de nuestro típico plato criollo: Pabellón, el cual está compuesto por caraotas negras, platano frito, arroz blanco y carne mechada, ummmm riquisimo! Para deleite ver foto.
Cambur: es la Banana. Señores cuando ustedes oigan a alguien en el automercado decir "hijo quieres un cambur?". No hay duda, está identificado, ese es venezolano, solo nosotros llamamos así a la banana, fruta que es distinta al plátano, pendiente con eso, mis amigos peruanos me dijeron que el "cambur grande" era platano, no señor, son cosas diferentes y de sabores muy distintos!
Lechoza: Es conocida en otros países como Papaya o Fruta Bomba.
Yuca: Cassava, malanga, acá no la he conseguido, por cierto.
Nevera: esta palabra es todo un tema, llego a pensar que cada país tiene una palabra para este aparato normalmente blanco, que tenemos en las cocinas y mantiene las cosas frias o congeladas dependiendo de cual puerta abras! Si! la nevera es la heladera, el fridge, el frigidair, el freezer, no se como quiera que lo llamen en otros países, donde se conserva la comida fria es la nevera y congelada es el freezer o congelador.
Pana: (o panita!) es alguien cercano, un amigo. En otros países lo llaman pata, cuate, pibe.
Primo: No es tu primo de verdad, de sangre, normalmente es utilizado por un venezolano para referirse a un pana. Vaya primo pásame eso, es una expresión muy típica que se utiliza para tratar con cariño y de forma cotidiana a alguien.
Chamo (a): Puede ser utilizada de dos formas, para referirse a un "pana" o a cualquier persona, o en su mayoría es utilizada para hablar de niños. Por ejemplo, a una amiga en una conversación le puedo decir, "ay chama tal cosa". O puedo decir "eran unos chamitos" (eran pequeños, jovenes). "Mi chamo hizo tal cosa" (mi niño es un chamo o chamin).
Hay una palabra que en la mayoría de los países latinoamericanos tiene otro significado, cuando oigan a un venezolano decir que tiene una arrechera grandísima, no se asusten, no es lo que imaginan, simplemente es que está muy molesto por algo! Esta palabra es muy usada por los venezolanos y dependiendo del contexto puede tener distintos significados, pero NUNCA el de los otros países lationamericanos. Por ejemplo, un arrecheron muy grande o agarrar una arrechera o esta arrecho o estar arrechisimo, cuando es referido a una persona, significa estar bravo, molesto, enfurecido. Pero si un objeto es arrechisimo, simplemente significa que es demasiado bueno! Ja, se los dije, los venezolanos somos particulares!
Dar la Cola, no es tampoco lo que piensan, cuando alguien les ofrece darles la cola simplemente se trata de una persona gentil, que se ofrece a llevarlos en el auto al lugar que ustedes necesitan, es darles un aventón, un ride, darles la cola!
No se me ocurre ninguna otra en este momento, si quieren traducción de alguna palabra en particular me avisan. Todo esto con el fin de evitar confusiones! Además me ha servido para entender las diferencias del inglés que para mí era familiar y el inglés australiano. Lo que ocurre es como si alguien hubiese aprendido español en Venezuela y luego decide irse a vivir a Argentina o a Colombia o Perú, la torta, muchas palabras van a ser absolutamente distintas y no significa que la persona no sepa español, simplemente sabe otras palabras!
Así que cuando vengan acá y pidan pacifier, no se los van a dar, es dummie, y si quieren panales, no pidan diapers, pidan nappies, igualmente si quiere un caramelo, no son candies, son lollies, y así miles de palabras!!! Pero tranquilos, las aprenden muy rápido!
Por favor, si quieren enriquecer este diccionario, no duden en hacerlo!
Saludos,
72 Comments:
Muy bueno tu post de las palabras tipicas de ustedes, con tanto venezolano en la "blogosfera" que he visto ultimamente, es bueno saber todo esto!!!
Super bonito tu blog, siempre lo leo!
Saludos desde El Salvador!
Hola te escribe Cristina desde Venezuela y la verdad me he reido mucho con este artículo, definitivamente los venezolanos somos muy creativos y ocurrentes. Tengo un documento que contiene palabras típicas nuestras cuando estamos algo enfermos, como patatús, yeyo, soponcio, le dio una vaina, etc. que son muy chistosas. Si quieres me escribes a mi correo y te lo envío: cristinayfernando@yahoo.com
Te felicito por tu blog
Hola yiyi est buenisimo tu diccionario, me causa especial gracia la palabra "arrecho". Hace dos años estuve varios meses en israel con un grupo de latinos de diferentes paises y me costo explicarles sus diferetes significados... o "estoy arrecha" estoy muy molesta, o "que arrecho" que espectacular, o "esta arrecho" esta dificil. Total que los ultimos dias al escucharme decir esta palabra mis compañero no dudaban en preguntarme: ¿En cual de los tres significados lo decis....?
Saludos
Yubari
Amiga entre otras te falto la mas internacional de nuestras expresiones - "Chevere" - te la dejo para que la agreges a la primera revisio de tu diccionario
Saludos
Hola chica, definitivamente hasta los chistes terminas explicandolos...Cuando me preguntan como voy con el manejo del idioma, generalmente les digo que he MEJORADO muchisimo mi español, ya que aqui aprendes a hablar en un español diriamos un poco mas generico, algunas en español:
Palta: Aguacate
Te jalo? : Te doy la cola?
En ingles:
Nos es stroller es Pram (el coche del bebe)
Elevator: Lift
Pants: Troussers
y tienes razon hay cientos, pero esas son las q recuerdo en este momento!!!!,
Saludos
Greisy
Greisy
Hay miles de palabras que en Australia y USA son distintas o quieren significar algo distinto o se escriben diferente..
Hay otras sin traduccion y muchas palabras americanas se han filtrado pero hay mucha gente que se ofende o no le gusta que uses la palabra americana mas si uno vive aqui.
Ejemplo de algunas, espero salga bien todo este texto
OZ ... US
En el carro o automovil
bonnet ... hood
boot ... trunk
bumper bar ... bumper
mud guard ... fender
windscreen ... windshield
indicators ... indicators, blinkers
petrol ... gas
bitumen ... asphalt
sealed road ... paved road
gravel ... road metal
ute, utility ... pickup truck
3 or 5 door ... hatch back
give a lift ... give a ride
lorry ... big rig
car park ... parking lot
bowser ... gas pump
gallon ... gallon (is nearly 20% smaller, 3.8 litres instead of 4.5)
overtake ... pass
pass ... pass each other driving in opposite directions
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en la oficina
A4 ... lettersize (lettersize is shorter and wider than A4)
foolscap ... legal size
rubber ... eraser
blackboard ... blackboard, chalkboard
backboard duster ... blackboard eraser
sticky tape ... scotch tape
elastic band, lacky band ... rubber band
biro ... pen
post a letter ... mail a letter
display on notice board ... post a notice
postman ... mailman
drawing pins ... thumbtacks
paper knife ... letter opener
golfballs (selectric typewriter) ... elements
ground floor ... first floor (Oz floors are US floors less 1)
lift (building) ... elevator
notice board ... bulletin board
lavatory, toilet ... washroom, restroom
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Comida
biscuit ... cookie, cracker
burghul ... bulgur
scone ... biscuit (nearest equivalent, made with yeast instead of self-raising)
patty cake ... muffin (nearest equivalent)
lollies ... candy
plain flour ... all purpose flour
whole meal (bread) ... whole wheat
castor sugar ... confectionary sugar
rockmelon ... cantaloupe
paw paw ... papaya
shallots, spring onions ... green onions, scallions
capsicum ... bell pepper
Swede ... Rutabaga (turnip)
silver beet ... Swiss chard
punnet of strawberries ... pint, small basket of strawberries
sultanas ... yellow raisins
jam ... jam, jelly
jelly ... jello
chips ... French fries
potato crisps ... potato chips
fairy floss ... cotton candy
bubble and squeak ... hash browns (closest equivalent, bubble and squeak is fried left-overs and may contain chopped meat and greens as well as potatoes. Both dishes are eaten at breakfast.)
cool drink ... soft drink
ginger ale ... root beer
lemonade ... 7-up (not the same but similar)
lemon juice ... lemonade
tomato sauce ... catsup, ketchup
polyunsaturated margarine ... low cholesterol margarine
entree ... appetizer
main course ... entree
tea (tea in this context, meaning the main evening meal, may be short for high tea, although no one ever says that in Australia) ... dinner
tea time, morning tea, afternoon tea ... coffee break
half milk, half cream ... half and half
black or white coffee or tea ... coffee or tea with or without cream, coffee light
serviette ... napkin
scroggin ... gorp, trail mix
tucker ... grub
meat and salad roll ... hero, dagwood, submarine, hoagie sandwich
... blt (bacon, lettuce and tomato sandwich)
make a sandwich ... make or fix a sandwich
packed lunch ... sack lunch or box lunch
hundred and thousands ... sprinkles (nearest equivalent)
custard sauce ... ---
jug of beer ... pitcher of beer
schooner, midi, pot ... small, large beer
restaurant bill ... restaurant check, restaurant bill
shout a round ... buy everyone drinks
tin ... can
mince steak ... mincemeat
chicken, chook ... chicken
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En la universidad
1st year, 2nd year etc ... freshman, sophomore, junior, senior
university, uni ... school, campus
at university ... in college
masters, PhD student ... graduate student
thesis ... dissertation
supervisor ... adviser
term ... quarter
autumn ... fall
sit in on course ... audit course
primary school ... elementary school
conch ... nerd
... geek
nought (numeral) ... zero
maths ... math
stats ... stat
sinh, cosh, pronounced "shine", "cosh" ... "sine h", "cos h", hyperbolic sine and cos
beta, pronounced "beeta" ... beta, pronounced "bayta"
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En el hogar
flat ... apartment
kitchen tidy ... trash can
rubbish bin ... garbage can
bucket ... pail
tap ... faucet, spigot
letter box ... mail box
verandah ... porch, deck
footpath ... sidewalk
lounge ... sofa
lounge room, sitting room ... living room
wardrobe ... cupboard
dresser, dressing table ... sideboard
cutlery ... flatware
knives ... cutlery
freezer ... freezer, icebox
kitchen bench ... kitchen counter
door frame ... door jam
verge (the grassed area between the footpath in front on your house and the road which you looks after as part of your own front yard but which actually belongs to the city council) "You can park on the verge." ... ---
laundry trough ... laundry tub
clothes hoist ... clothes line
clothes pegs ... clothes pins
billy (usually a blackened tin pot used on a bushwalk) ... pot
billy tea (tea made in a billy on a bushwalk) ...
... escrow (the period between offer and settlment when buying a house) "How's the house buying going? We're in escrow."
estate agent ... realtor
block of land ... lot of land
cubby house ... tree house, play house
(baby's) dummy ... pacifier
lane ... alley
tomahawk ... hatchet
cotton wool ... absorbent cotton
rates ... local taxes
tidy up room, house ... pickup room, house
heating outlet ... register
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jumper, pullover ... sweater
polo neck (jumper) ... turtle neck (sweater)
... jumper (in the US jumper means a loose fitting sleaveless dress worn over a blouse. This is an older British usage - it's in the OED of 1933 - but is not in current Australian usage.)
singlet ... tank top, athletic shirt
nappy ... diaper
sanitary towels ... sanitary napkins
hair pins ... bobby pins
press studs ... snaps
track suit ... sweat suit, sweats
clothes horse ... clothes rack (?)
person who buys lots of clothes ... clothes horse
reel of cotton ... spool of thread
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Herramientas
spanner ... wrench
torch ... flashlight
oxie welder ... torch
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Spelling diferente
ardour, behaviour, colour, honour, glamour, flavour, labour, neighbour, odour, valour, vapour ... no "u"
arse ... ass
analogue, catalogue ... analog, catalog
centre, litre, theatre... center, liter, theater
cheque ... check
computer disc ... computer disk
enquire ... inquire
enrolment ... enrollment
grey ... gray
instal ... install, instal
modeller, modelling ... modeler, modeling
programme (music etc) ... program
sulphur ... sulfur
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bushwalk ... hike
station ... ranch
droving ... muster, roundup
cocky (not derogatory) ... red neck (derogatory)
swagman, swaggie (not derogatory) ... bum, pan handler (derogatory)
mate (not derogatory) ... sidekick (slightly derogatory)
jackaroo ... cowboy
jilleroo ... cowgirl
woop woop ... boondocks, boonies
behind the black stump, back of Bourke ... podunk
bush bashing ... brush busting
outback ... --- No existe
walkabout ... --- ?????
creek ... creek (used in the East by not in California in my experience), stream
creek ... brook
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barrack for team ... root for team
sport ... sports
stocks (ski) ... poles
football ... Australian rules
gridiron, American football ... football
hockey ... field hockey
ice hockey ... hockey
noughts and crosses ... tic tac toe
newspaper cuttings ... newspaper clippings
queue ... line
quay ... wharf
busker ... street artist
unreliable ... flaky, flake out
home and hosed ... home free
homely ... homey
plain ... homely
glandular fever ... mono (nuclesis)
rsi (repetition strain injury) ... repetition trauma (?)
doggo ... play dead
galah ... wise guy
drongo ... bore
cinch ... sure thing
Father Christmas ... Santa Claus
g'day ... hi, howdy
ta-ta, seeya ... take care, take it easy
tar, thanks ... thanks
good on you ... good for you
blacklist ... --- (now understood)
poker machine ... slot machine
shaggy dog story ... --- (now understood)
lawyer ... lawyer, attorney (lawyer in generic casual use, attorney in professional contexts)
aluminium ... aluminum
chemist's ... drug store
caretaker ... janitor
warder ... prison guard
engine ... locomotive
shareholder ... stockholder
plane ticket ("airticket" now used by travel agents in Oz also) ... plane ticket (colloquial), airticket (formal, in travel agency)
disembark (from plane) ... deplane
trendoid ... yuppie
trendy suburb ... gentrified suburb
sus (that's a bit sus) ... suspect
sus out (we'll have to sus it out) ... check out
only (he's only covered completely in mud) ...
bloody (general emphasis, not polite but not real bad either) ... damned
tick off (items in a form) ... check off
tick off (the teacher caught the boy and ticked him off) ... scold, dress down
irritate ... tick off (his bogoted attitude really ticks me off!)
dole (Oz) n
Unemployment benefits.
Father Christmas (Oz) = Santa Claus (US) n
Although never used when I was a child, "Santa Claus" is now, in 1997, in common use in Australian department stores.
funky adj
1. Oz and US: eccentric, stylish, pleasant, as in good jazz or folk music. 2. US only: dirty or smelly, as in "the bicycle chain is funky".
innings (Oz) = inning (US) n
Turn to bat, as in cricket or baseball.
gaol (Oz) = jail (US) n, v
Same pronunciation.
often times (US) adv
The emphatic form "often times" in place of simply "often" is virtually never used in Australia, but it's quite common in the US (usually pronounced "offen-times"). The Oxford concise lists it as an older usage in British english.
paye-as-you-earn (PAYE) (Oz) v
Pay income tax automatically at source. Employer deducts a standard amount from each salary or wage payment, and forwards to the tax office.
rafferty's rules (Oz) n
no rules at all, as of a chaotic contest or organization.
reckon (Oz) v
In Oz, "I reckon" translates simply to "I think", but there is no real US equivalent for this very common Australian construction. (September 1999: Kent Parks of Raleigh, NC, writes that "reckon" is also used in the same sense in the Southern US.)
yiyi,
me encanto!, es cierto nosotros tenemos un lexico muy original al igual que los otros paises latinoamericanos de habla hispana....otra es "me tocas la corneta y salgo..." esta se la dije una vez a un mexicano y se ruborizo y me pregunto que queria decir con esa expresion ya que en Mexico no seria muy recomendable decirlo....a partir de alli empezo la aplicacion y rebuscamiento de un espanol internacional!
besitos,
Cati
Guao gracias a todos por sus contribuciones del diccionario venezolano - español, creo que podra ampliarse "un pelo". Jaja
Ademas gracias al aporte anonimo ahora tengo un diccionario a utilizar para adaptar mis palabras gringas a sus equivalentes australianos!
Muchas gracias a todos, esto esta quedando de perlas!
Hola Yiyi,
Bien comico este post. Pues si exiten diferencias grandisimas entre el castellano del Norte de Sur America y el Sur y con los de Centro America ni se diga, pero dada la gran influencia musical que tiene Venezuela de esta zona muchas han pasado a formar parte del argot popular.
Puedes encontrar palabras con sentido totalmente opuesto o simplemente desconocido o muy por el contrario que puedan ser grocerias en otro pais o en Venezuela por el doble sentido o simplemente porque son grocerias. Por ejemplo:
Si un peruano dice "mira el chiquito", se refiere a un ninio.
Si un venezolano dice la concha, se refiere a la cascara de la fruta, mientras que a un surenio, no le escucharas decir esa palabra, a menos que vaya seguido 'Madre' y en un tono algo molesto ;-D
Palta -> Aguacate, pero si un peruano te dice no te paltees, es que no te preocupes.
Jojoto -> Choclo
Choche -> Amigo, pana, asi como pata.
Hallaca -> Tamal, aunque con algunas diferencias, pero es la forma mas facil de explicarlo.
Groceria -> Lisura, pero tambien se puede usar como que mal comportamiento o algo asi.
Latear es el abreviado de "patear latas", que es salir a caminar con los patas, pero es mas usado entre los mas jovenes ;-D.
Queque -> Torta o biscocho base.
Interior -> Calsoncillos.
Cuchara es la spoon en cualquiera de sus tamanios, no es otra cosa.
Esta monstro -> esta Bacan -> esta Chevere.
Pena es dolor muy grande, mientras que para Venezuela es verguenza o timidez.
Casaca -> Chaqueta
Polo -> Franela y si mas no recuerdo, con franela se limpian las cosas en peru (pero aqui tengo dudas).
Sueter -> Chopa
Terno -> Flux
Zapato de Goma -> Zapatilla
Chola -> en Peru es la mujer que viene de la zona de la Sierra y no la zandalia, por ende "pisar la chola" nunca sera relacionado con acelerar el carro.
Croche -> embrague
Chela -> Cerveza, por supesto tambien se refiera a la mujeres llamadas Graciela.
Micro -> Por Puesto
Pucha -> Uno de los usos de Conchale.
Caucho -> Llanta
Parchita -> Maracuya
Refresco -> Gaseosa
Fastidioso -> Cargoso
Sifrino -> Pituco
La Chicha Vzlna. no se parece a la Chicha Prna., ni tiene los mismos ingredientes.
A la carne para la sopa no se le llama lagarto, pero tampoco se como se le llama.
Bueno y pare de contar.
Saludos y Exitos,
Pedro
Hola. Yo tengo otra anécdota. Una vez que visitaba a mi tía en venezuela se acercó un niño feliz a un grupo donde estaba sentada con mi prima. Este grito..."mira!! vamos a tener morochos" mostro una ecografía...yo soy de Colombia y demoré casi 10 minutos en entender la converzación... !!
En Colombia, aclaro, decimos morochos a las personas de raza negra y yo pensaba...será que van a adoptar??? les gustará mucho esa raza que están tan felices??
Me reí mucho al enterarme que iban a ser gemelos...
Mira Escriba, comentarios???
Qué fueron a hacer ustedes por allá??
Cambur, Yuca, Platano, Caraotas???
Qué es eso???????
Esa foto de las caraotas, arroz y carne, pero con dos cosas de extraña procedencia al borde... Qué es eso????
Soy Castillo
Mas dudas que al principio, voy a tener que pasar por lo de Pedro y que me eduque un poco, demasiadas dudas como escribirlo aqui.
Bueno todavia no entramos en todas las expresiones autocensuradas por cada uno de nosotros ya que cada pais y zona tienes sus dichos y mejor no extenderme ya que es muy tarde.
Suerte Raul
Hola Yiyi,
Lo que mas lamento es no haber entrado mas frecuentemente a tu Blog, es interesantisimo! Siempre ando tan ocupada y con poco tiempo para visitar Blogs.
Este diccionario Venezolano me ha encantado y te aseguro aprendi mucho al leerte y tambien con la contribucion de los demas leyentes.
Soy argentina residiendo en Australia mas de 33 años, y ciertamente hacia el sur de las Americas tenemos otras jergas, jejeje
Pero lo que mas me ha alegrado es saber que estan afianzandose tan bien en su nueva vida en Sydney, se los siente muy contentos con los pasos que van dando.Los felicito.
Un dato que talvez te sirva es que los arabes usan mucho todo tipo de caraotas (dry beans), asi que busca ese tipo de negocios, donde pronto te daras cuenta que tienen los mejores precios en la ciudad que no tienen nada que ver con precios de Woolworth o los pequeños Health Foods.
Hay uno que cuando vivia en Sydney lo visitaba ocasionalmente en Punchbowl, se que en areas con mucha inmigracion de arabes hay siempre algunos. Ademas venden yerba mate, ups eso creo que no es delicadeza venezolana, tambien dulces, frutas secas, nueces, datiles, higos etc
Buscare las direcciones si quieres.
Por ahora te dejo con un abrazo y mis mejores deseos en la linda Sydney.
Que pronto encuentren trabajo!
Besos,
Shirley
Hola Yiyi:
Pues si cuando se viene a Australia se aprende de todo no?
Besos,
Mirle
Excelente tu post y muy ilustrativos y educativos los comentarios, gracias y muchos saludos desde ccs,
Cristina F.
Gracias a todos! ahora podemos entendernos mejor! Aunque Raul siga confundido!
Shirley, by the way, tenias tiempo sin escribir! Claro que me interesan las direcciones de todos esos lugares que me dices! Yo pensé vivias en Sydney!
Abrazos a todos y nuevamente gracias por sus constribuciones panas virtuales!
Vivi muchos años en Sydney, Yiyi
Primero, en Pymble.
Ahora estamos en un pueblito costero un poco antes que Wollongong, Mount Ousley - a unos 75 km sur de Sydney y es muy bonito! hermosas playas! si un dia quieres venir a curiosear, estare encantada.
En cuanto al shop arabe en Punchbowl, no recuerdo con precision la calle (creo que era Henry St), queda a un paso de la estacion.
Aqui cerca en Wollongong hay uno muy bueno tambien, aqui te doy los detalles:
Wollongong Nut & Deli Hut, 102a Kembla St, Wollongong, tel: (02) 4226 2269.
Talvez quieras venir un dia, es lejos ya se, pero lo tomarias como un dia de playa y shopping y asi te conozco de paso.
Un abrazo y sigue disfrutando de tu vida en OZ
Shirley
perdon no entendi nada eso de "tenias tiempo sin escribir"
Shirley
pues les cuento que yo estoy viviendo en españa y francamente tuve que volver a aprender a hablar...
aqui no se dice ( o se usa muy poco) agarrar, se dice cojer. ( cojer en venezuela es algo sexual)
aqui al carro le dicen COCHE y al coche del bebe le dicen CARRITO.
EL CORRAL DE LOS NIÑOS AQUI LE DICEN PARQUE, A LAS CHUPETAS LES DICEN CHUPETES Y AL CHUPON DEL NIÑO LE DICEN CHUPA.
A LOS RAMPLUS LES DICEN TACOS, A LAS MECHAS PAL TALADRO LES DICEN BROCAS. AL TIRRO LE DICEN CINTA DE PAPEL Y AL TEIPE CINTA AISLANTE
AQUI NO HAY FISCALES DE TRANSITO, HAY AGENTES DE TRAFICO. AQUI NO HA GUARDIA NACIONAL SINO CIVIL, NO DICEN ESTACIONAR SINO APARCAR, NO DICEN ESTACIONAMIENTO ( AL MENOS DE FORMA VERBAL) DICEN PARKING,
AL MALETERO DEL APARTAMENTO LE DICEN TRASTERO, A LA LICUADORA LE DICEN BATIDORA DE VASO.
A LA COMPUTADORA LE DICEN ORDENADOR Y A LAS LAPTOPS LES DICEN PORTATILES.
AQUI ASI COMO EN INGLATERRA SE LES DICE TELEFONOS MOVILES ( MOBILE PHONES) EN VEZ DE EN VENEZUELA QUE SE LLAMAN CELULARES ( CELL PHONE IN USA)
EN CANARIAS AL AUTOBUS LE DICEN GUAGUA, A UN CARRO ESTILO RANCHERA LE DICEN RUBIA. A LOS CHAMOS LES DICEN PIBES Y A LOS CHAMITOS PIBITOS. AL JUGO LE DICEN ZUMO Y NO SABEN QUEO SIGNIFICA ARRECHO.
EXTRAÑAMENTE AQUI LAS GANDOLAS SE LLAMAN IGUAL ( NI IDEA DE POR QUE)
NO EXISTEN PALABRAS COMO MALANDRO, CHEVERE, BUENISIMO( AQUI LA GENTE NO LO USA) Y PARA TODO LO QUE ALLA EN VZLA DECIMOS " OK" AQUI DICEN "VALE"
AQUI NO SE DICE " YA VA" SE DICE " ESPERA UN MOMENTO"
UN SANDWICH ES UN SANDWICH PERO UN PEPITO ES UN BOCADILLO ( QUE EN VENEZUELA SERIA UN BOCADILLO DE GUAYABA, UN DULCE MUY RICO POR CIERTO)
AQUI NO LES DICEN CAMBUR, SE LES LLAMA PLATANOS Y A LOS PLATANOS PARA HACER TAJADAS LES DICEN PLATANOS MACHOS.
Hi !.
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