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Argentinean Slang Book - 'Dále'
Stuck in Argentina with nothing but a couple of "Where's the nearest restroom, please" phrases in your vocabulary? Our Argentinean Slang Book is here to save your trip.
Dále is an interjection that's the second person imperative form of dar (to give), meaning "give it." In Spanish slang, it's used to give the green light. As in: Vamos a tomar unor tragos? (Should we go grab some drinks?) Dále, genial. (Okay, great.)
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FILED UNDER: Argentina , travel guide , slang book , argentinean slang book , USA VS. ARGENTINA
Dále is an interjection that's the second person imperative form of dar (to give), meaning "give it." In Spanish slang, it's used to give the green light. As in: Vamos a tomar unor tragos? (Should we go grab some drinks?) Dále, genial. (Okay, great.)
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Check out all of the designers from our featured country, Argentina, here.
FILED UNDER: Argentina , travel guide , slang book , argentinean slang book , USA VS. ARGENTINA
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