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    #31
    Originally posted by -jose- View Post
    bizcocho for us

    that birthday sex for us, lol

    Originally posted by -jose- View Post
    we call a roach un gallito I think it is called something like that too in Mex slang, but its been a while for me

    Originally posted by Sake1 View Post
    So what did she mean by it?
    Dont be cheap

    Originally posted by Santa_ View Post
    The word "Pachuco" in Costa Rica refers to somebody who uses a lot of slang and are from the lower class whereas in Mexican slang it's what people called the zoot suiters that originated in El Paso/Juarez in the 1930's.
    hey pa fuieste pachuco, tambien te rrega�aban....
    Originally posted by baya View Post
    paisa for mex/pr is countryman/homie and for venezuelans es como si fuera pendejo.

    fregar for ricans is to wash dishes, for mexicans it's to mess around/ bother.

    still remember the first time a mexican told me "deja de fregar wey" - the look on my face.
    Paisa is pendejo in Vez? We have a good taco place in Dallas called EL Paisano, lol

    I have heard of fregar, lol, I can only imagine the look on your face

    like what is bodoga for PR? us Mex, it is a warehouse

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      #32
      Originally posted by bigdlb12 View Post
      that birthday sex for us, lol



      Dont be cheap


      hey pa fuieste pachuco, tambien te rrega�aban....

      Paisa is pendejo in Vez? We have a good taco place in Dallas called EL Paisano, lol

      I have heard of fregar, lol, I can only imagine the look on your face

      like what is bodoga for PR? us Mex, it is a warehouse
      la bodega is the corner store, son.

      yeah, for venezuelans paisa is like a dummy who don't know what's going on, bueno, como dije-un pendejo.

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        #33
        Originally posted by bigdlb12 View Post
        hey pa fuieste pachuco, tambien te rrega�aban....




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          #34
          Originally posted by Santa_ View Post



          yup, that right there, never heard it live like this, thumbs up Santa

          Originally posted by baya View Post
          la bodega is the corner store, son.

          yeah, for venezuelans paisa is like a dummy who don't know what's going on, bueno, como dije-un pendejo.
          yup, thats what it was, in Mex we just call it la tiendita or depending which part of mex you are in, they might even have a name like la conasupo

          when I was in Honduras last summer, they called them pulperia

          most of them had bars like in the pic, you cannot walk in and pick out what you want

          it took me forever to pick what I wanted, no candy with chile, no fruta con chile, no soda mexicans (Joya, Jarritos o escuis)

          Banana soda was good tho, and some of the plantain chips had chile, they were good too

          as for in Mex, we use guey or buey, either one, this too can be refered to as someone ******, "estas bien guey" lol

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            #35
            Originally posted by bigdlb12 View Post
            yup, that right there, never heard it live like this, thumbs up Santa


            yup, thats what it was, in Mex we just call it la tiendita or depending which part of mex you are in, they might even have a name like la conasupo

            when I was in Honduras last summer, they called them pulperia

            most of them had bars like in the pic, you cannot walk in and pick out what you want

            it took me forever to pick what I wanted, no candy with chile, no fruta con chile, no soda mexicans (Joya, Jarritos o escuis)

            Banana soda was good tho, and some of the plantain chips had chile, they were good too

            as for in Mex, we use guey or buey, either one, this too can be refered to as someone ******, "estas bien guey" lol
            DC youth don't know what that is ... hmmm.

            also, guey is a powerful word. i use it almost daily, which is peculiar coming from a rican, pero me vale verga.

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              #36
              Originally posted by baya View Post
              DC youth don't know what that is ... hmmm.

              also, guey is a powerful word. i use it almost daily, which is peculiar coming from a rican, pero me vale verga.
              ha ha ha, are people ever like "you speak like a mexican"?



              Guey, madre, verga, lol

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                #37
                Originally posted by bigdlb12 View Post
                ha ha ha, are people ever like "you speak like a mexican"?



                Guey, madre, verga, lol
                that's the running joke in my family.

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                  #38
                  Originally posted by baya View Post
                  that's the running joke in my family.


                  also like this one

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