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Bookmark or Share- Argentine/Argentinian/Argentinean - WordReference ForumsARGENTINE: adj. of Argentina, its people, or culture n. a native or inhabitant of Argentina. Also Argentinian. the Argentine [now chiefly Brit.] Argentina As you can see, Argentinian does exist in proper American English, given that Webster's is an American dictionary. Saludos.
- morboso (sexual) - WordReference ForumsI've come across the use of "morboso" in an Argentine context before. I once asked an Argentine about the adjective and he told me the word simply wasn't used. Well, here's a direct quote of the use of morboso from a web "personal" ad as it's used in a rioplatense context. Wouldn't you all agree that it means "kinky" in this context?
- FR: venir de l'/d'Angleterre, de (la) France, du Canada - article ...I've read in a French text book that > preceeds the name of a feminine country starting with a consonant and > preceeds the name of a country (masculine or femnine) starting with a vowel.
- Tengo gusto de conocerlo/conocerle a usted. - WordReference ForumsArgentine informants were convinced that they would say no quería molestarle 'I didn't mean to bother you' when speaking to their boss, but molestarlo when speaking about him; the GDLE 24.5 reports the phenomenon in Chile, Venezuela and Ecuador.
- poner en copia a alguien - WordReference ForumsArgentine Spanish Jun 5, 2009 #1 Quisiera saber como decir "poner en copia a alguien" cuando escribo un ...
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