Today's Dominican Word: ATRONAO: A Mad person, not well from the head, he/she is always arguing and in a bad mood.
Dominican: Mendim ta’ atronao, se la pasa discutiendo, el tiene que entender que ho yes viernes y Hoy Se Bebe!
English 1: Mendim is totally Nuts, he is Mad he just loves arguing with people.
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Friday, April 30, 2010
Thursday, April 29, 2010
April 29, 2010
Today's Dominican Word: Deguañangao: Slang for when someone is sicks, really sick or has had a bad accident.
Dominican: Manuel se callo de un Motor y quedo Deguañangao.
English 1: Manuel fell off his motorcycle and is now in really bad shape (Deguañangao).
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Dominican: Manuel se callo de un Motor y quedo Deguañangao.
English 1: Manuel fell off his motorcycle and is now in really bad shape (Deguañangao).
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Wednesday, April 28, 2010
April 28, 2010
Today's Dominican Word: Hoy Se Bebe: A popular phrase meaning “It’s Party Time” usually mentioned when you feel like partying, on a Friday/Saturday Night when you are Clubbing, or simply decided to take the night and have a drink.
Dominican: Manuel y Luis estan de bonche, Hoy Se Bebe!
English 1: Manuel and Luis are out partying it up, it’s party time (Hoy Se Bebe).
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Dominican: Manuel y Luis estan de bonche, Hoy Se Bebe!
English 1: Manuel and Luis are out partying it up, it’s party time (Hoy Se Bebe).
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Tuesday, April 27, 2010
April 27, 2010
Today's Dominican Word: MONTA : A slang for saying what's up, what's going on? Or when a guy raps (sweet talk) to a female.
Dominican 1: Que Lo Que Caballo, MONTAME, que te cuentas de nuevo?
Dominican 2: Loco, la tipa me saludo y de una vez le comense a MONTAR a ver que lo que hay con ella.
English 1: What's up, talk to me (MONTAME), what's new?
English 2: Bro, she said hello and I took the opportunity to rap to her (MONTAR) and find out what's going on with her?
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Dominican 1: Que Lo Que Caballo, MONTAME, que te cuentas de nuevo?
Dominican 2: Loco, la tipa me saludo y de una vez le comense a MONTAR a ver que lo que hay con ella.
English 1: What's up, talk to me (MONTAME), what's new?
English 2: Bro, she said hello and I took the opportunity to rap to her (MONTAR) and find out what's going on with her?
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Monday, April 26, 2010
April 26, 2010
Today's Dominican Word: DIACHE : A slang for saying damn, damn it, or to be awed (wow).
Dominican 1: Diache, Manuel siempre me bloquea el parqueo de mi casa.
Dominican 2: Diache, Mi Mama se gano la lotto.
English 1: Damn it (Diache), Manuel is always blocking my driveway.
English 2: WOW (Diache), My Mom won the lotto.
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Dominican 1: Diache, Manuel siempre me bloquea el parqueo de mi casa.
Dominican 2: Diache, Mi Mama se gano la lotto.
English 1: Damn it (Diache), Manuel is always blocking my driveway.
English 2: WOW (Diache), My Mom won the lotto.
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Friday, April 23, 2010
April 23, 2010
Today's Dominican Word: CACHE : To be in style, a pretty boy a glam girl. This person always dresses nice and on point, not to mention his/her hair is always done in style, this person is CACHE. CACHE can also signify when a party is going well and you’re asked for an opinion about the party, you can reply, this party is going great (esta fiesta esta CACHE).
Dominican: Manuel siempre se viste CACHE, ayer gasto $300 dolares en un Pantalon.
English: Manuel is always dressing in style (CACHE), yesterday he spent $300 in jeans alone.
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Dominican: Manuel siempre se viste CACHE, ayer gasto $300 dolares en un Pantalon.
English: Manuel is always dressing in style (CACHE), yesterday he spent $300 in jeans alone.
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Thursday, April 22, 2010
April 22, 2010
Today's Dominican Word: TITUA : A sound one makes when we assimulate the sound of a slap, punch, kick, or any other form when hitting a person physically.
Dominican: Luisito estaba molestando mucho a Federico, hasta que Federico se cansao y TITUA le dio una trompada Luisito que lo mando acostarse.
English: Luisito was bothering Federico a bit too much, until Federico got fed up with it and punched (TITUA) Luisito so hard he had no choice but to go bed.
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Dominican: Luisito estaba molestando mucho a Federico, hasta que Federico se cansao y TITUA le dio una trompada Luisito que lo mando acostarse.
English: Luisito was bothering Federico a bit too much, until Federico got fed up with it and punched (TITUA) Luisito so hard he had no choice but to go bed.
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The Return
Yes!!!! It's Back - Dominican Word of The Day, by yours truly Robin Arturo - Tiburon at his best. Many persoanl projects went on since I last wrote the last DR Word of the Day in 2009. The projects don't stop, but with my new traveling wireless toys, I am now ready to bring you more comical words on how our cultures speaks in a ebonics way. Watch out, a spin off from DR Word the Day is coming to you, when it does make sure to support.
For those of you new to the Dominican Word of The Day, this is a e-space where you can simply laugh your worries away by visiting my facebook page or by follow this blog to ligten up your day. So sit back, drink your bustelo or Cafe Santo Domingo and enjoy my work.
If you ever have any suggestions for Dominican Words shoot them tihs way, my email for the blog is RobinAGonzalez@gmail.com.
Robin Arturo - AKA Tiburon!
For those of you new to the Dominican Word of The Day, this is a e-space where you can simply laugh your worries away by visiting my facebook page or by follow this blog to ligten up your day. So sit back, drink your bustelo or Cafe Santo Domingo and enjoy my work.
If you ever have any suggestions for Dominican Words shoot them tihs way, my email for the blog is RobinAGonzalez@gmail.com.
Robin Arturo - AKA Tiburon!
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