You wouldn’t think that a Spanish-speaking girl, watching a television program in Spanish would learn more Spanish. At the time I didn’t realize that watching El Chavo del 8 would expand my Spanish vocabulary and make me understand that there was regional or country differences within the same language. In this case I am talking […]
zacate
grass
zope
dumb, dork, fool
zorrear
to be a slut
zurrar
to take a shit
volar
1) to be stoned or high 2) to steal
washear
to watch
washear
to watch
winy
sausage, weenie
valedor
1) a drinking buddy, usually the least loyal of the group of friends 2) person who you trust very much
valín
1) something or someone that is irrelevant 2) an object of poor quality
vato
dude, kid
vergazo
hit something
vergazo
hit something
viaje
daydreaming, lost the notion of time and space because you have something on your mind or maybe just high, tripping
vientos
ok! right!
tortear
touch somebody with sexual intentions
tragón
voracious eater
tranza
what’s up
trence
fight
tronar
1) to fail a test or course 2) to break up
tianguis
a typical market that rotates locations, staying a day in each place
tira
police
tochito
American touch football
tochito
American touch football
Tec
abbreviation used for the Universidad Tecnológica y de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey
tele
television
teporocho
homeless, drunk person
tanate
testicles, balls, nuts
tarugada
to do something stupid