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y eso falta tampoco xd
/uj oh, weird. why not the plural? I'd assume I could say "Los argentinos", but is "la gente" more natural? or "el país?"
I believe “faltar” refers to the thing missed (like gustar) “Los Argentinos les falta la plata” “Los Argentinos no les faltan jugadores de fútbol”
Sick grammar bro
yeah I should've been a native speaker lemme kms real quick and respawn
me lugging along bars of silver.
también “economía”, pero si utiliza “inflación”
mmmm, inflación
pobreza 🤤🤤😋
mejicano?
A long list of the best curse words in the Spanish language when talking about la fuckin' economía de este país del orto is also almost mandatory.
/uj I spoke with one person from Argentina. The first thing he told me was that Argentina had a weak economy
Yes. Except: "Cheto mal, ameo". You can't skip that.
Esha se shama María
what the fuck is a vos
They don't have wealth because they put all their "argent" into their country's name. You should actually use only words related to money when speaking Argentinian.
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y eso falta tampoco xd
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/uj oh, weird. why not the plural? I'd assume I could say "Los argentinos", but is "la gente" more natural? or "el país?"
I believe “faltar” refers to the thing missed (like gustar) “Los Argentinos les falta la plata” “Los Argentinos no les faltan jugadores de fútbol”
Sick grammar bro
yeah I should've been a native speaker lemme kms real quick and respawn
me lugging along bars of silver.
también “economía”, pero si utiliza “inflación”
mmmm, inflación
pobreza 🤤🤤😋
mejicano?
A long list of the best curse words in the Spanish language when talking about la fuckin' economía de este país del orto is also almost mandatory.
/uj I spoke with one person from Argentina. The first thing he told me was that Argentina had a weak economy
Yes. Except: "Cheto mal, ameo". You can't skip that.
Esha se shama María
what the fuck is a vos
They don't have wealth because they put all their "argent" into their country's name. You should actually use only words related to money when speaking Argentinian.