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Our New ColombianToffees

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@Sassy Colombian
@UptheTofees

Is this worth explaining...?



Lol they are just explaining the meaning of Colombian slang words

Bacano: Cool. Like that car is bacano
Cache: something or someone very elegant.
Chimba: like exaggeratedly cool. That james pass was una chimba
Parcero: slang for friend. Like mate or dawg or homie here in the states
Parche: group of people going to hang out or do something. Like we formed a parche to go to the concert
Pola: beer
Sisas: yeah
Suanfonson: something very fast
 
Lol they are just explaining the meaning of Colombian slang words

Bacano: Cool. Like that car is bacano
Cache: something or someone very elegant.
Chimba: like exaggeratedly cool. That james pass was una chimba
Parcero: slang for friend. Like mate or dawg or homie here in the states
Parche: group of people going to hang out or do something. Like we formed a parche to go to the concert
Pola: beer
Sisas: yeah
Suanfonson: something very fast

Sisa, me gusta pola suanfonson as I am chimba my good parcero

Si lo soy Bacano

p.s

Me encanta James Rodriguez
 
@Sassy Colombian
@UptheTofees

Is this worth explaining...?



It is always worth explaining. This twit is about Everton creating a dictionary with the new Colombian words that they have learned from James Rodríguez and Yerrry Mina. A lot of these are very much Colombian slang and if you hear a person saying it, it is because they are either Colombian, or are familiar with our culture because these words are very Colombian.

@UptheTofees did a good job with the translations
 
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Lol they are just explaining the meaning of Colombian slang words

Bacano: Cool. Like that car is bacano
Cache: something or someone very elegant.
Chimba: like exaggeratedly cool. That james pass was una chimba
Parcero: slang for friend. Like mate or dawg or homie here in the states
Parche: group of people going to hang out or do something. Like we formed a parche to go to the concert
Pola: beer
Sisas: yeah
Suanfonson: something very fast
I'll have to try to work these into conversation!
 



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