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10-05-2021, 04:11 PM
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Two questions about Spanish speaking people
I live in a mostly hispanic town so when I'm in line at a store or in a bakery diner, I always overhear conversations people are having amongst in themselves in Spanish which I don't speak. My questions are:
1) Why do they use the word "minyona" in like every other sentence? How does one word appear to revolve around every conversation. When do you ever hear the word "tomorrow" being used when speaking in English to someone.
2) Why do they always say "Aye yai yai?" It shouldn't bother but it's fuking annoying how often they use say it.
1) Why do they use the word "minyona" in like every other sentence? How does one word appear to revolve around every conversation. When do you ever hear the word "tomorrow" being used when speaking in English to someone.
2) Why do they always say "Aye yai yai?" It shouldn't bother but it's fuking annoying how often they use say it.
10-05-2021, 04:15 PM
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Minyona doesn’t just mean tomorrow it can mean later, early depending on it’s reference. Ayy yai etc is just a blanket meaning of celebration or happiness or like a stone cold Steve Austin hell yeah.
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