Tangol 04/07/2016

THE TANGO CITY HAS ITS OWN VOICE. WORDS APPEAR IN EVERY CORNER PORTEÑAS. YOU HAVE TO BE VIGILANT: THE STREETS OF BUENOS AIRES SPEAK SLANG.

THE LUNFARDO COVERS MUCH OF THE COLLOQUIAL SPEECH OF BUENOS AIRES. JOSEPH GOBELLO, FOUNDER OF THE ACADEMIA PORTEÑA DE LUNFARDO, DEFINES IT AS A VOCABULARY MADE UP OF VOICES OF DIFFERENT ORIGINS THAT THE SPEAKER DE BUENOS AIRES USED IN OPPOSITION TO THE COMMON LANGUAGE. YOU WANT TO UNDERSTAND MORE THAN THAT THE ARGENTINES SPEAK, SPANISH COURSES! CLICK HERE

ORIGIN . THE LUNFARDO WAS BORN IN THE SECOND HALF OF THE 19TH CENTURY THANKS TO THE MASS IMMIGRATION OF EUROPEANS. WITH THE ARRIVAL OF FRENCH, GERMANS AND, MAINLY, ITALIANS AND SPANISH, MANY WORDS HAVE BEEN INCORPORATED INTO BUENOS AIRES SPEECH FOREIGNERS.

THE FUSION. THE CONVENTILLO AND THE BROTHEL WERE THE MEETING POINTS FOR EXCELLENCE. IMMIGRANTS AND CREOLES AGREED ON THESE SPACES AND IN THEM THE DIFFERENT VOICES BEGAN TO MERGE. FOR THIS REASON, TANGO AND LUNFARDO AROSE AT THE SAME TIME: THE BROTHEL COEXISTED A RANGE OF DANCES, CULTURES AND LANGUAGES THAT IN ITS AMALGAM GENERATED NEW MUSIC AND AN INNOVATIVE FORM TO SPEAK THAT, TODAY, ARE THE SYMBOLS THAT CHARACTERIZE THE PECULIAR IDIOSYNCRASY OF BUENOS AIRES.

MINI SLANG DICTIONARY.

(ESSENTIAL FOR THE TRAVELER)

HIND : STEAL.

BOWLING : DISCO.

BOLUDO : SILLY, STUPID // AFFECTIVE VOCATIVE THAT YOUNG PEOPLE USE TO CALL YOUR FRIENDS.

BONDI : COLLECTIVE.

GOOD WAVE : GOOD ENERGY, COOL.

CHAU: GOODBYE.

CHABÓN: PERSON.

CHE : VOCATIVE CHARACTERISTIC OF ARGENTINES. FOR THIS INTERJECTION ERNESTO GUEVARA IS CALLED "CHE".

JET : THIEF.

GIL: FOOL, ASSHOLE.

MANGO : PESO (ARGENTINE MONETARY UNIT).

MINA : WOMAN.

PIBE : BOY.

SILVER : MONEY.

PUCHO : CIGARETTE.

QUILOMBO : DISORDER, CHAOS.

RE- : VERY (INTENSITY PREFIX).

TACHO: TAXI.

TELO : TRANSITIONAL SHELTER.

TYPE : MAN.


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