Polar

Indispensable classic expressions

Bah (ba’ / boh / bain / buh / ban / bo)
It can have the meaning of joy, sadness, surprise and any other feeling, since it is used with the proper emphasis. If you learn how to use Bah, you can already break out without bad times.
Example: Bah, this Polar is great. Arrow
TCHÊ (tch’et)
Before speaking “mom”, the guy already speaks “tchê”. It is used to emphasize what is said, so it is natural that in all the sentences of gauchos the expression appears in the beginning or at the end.
Example: Tchê, do not forget my Polar. Arrow

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Abobado (aw-bo’-baw-dow)
Childlike, crazy, person that only talks
non-sense.
Afudê (a’-foo-the)
Cool, nice, great.
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Amorcegar (aw-mor-say-gar)
Not working. Person that only is up to
laziness.
Aprochegar (aw-mor-say-gar)
To go closer, to join.
Atochar (a’-foo-the)
To lie, to tie.

Cancha
Location prepared for a game or even for works.
Chimarrão
The second best state’s beverage which is made with mate and hot water and served inside a porongo.
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Chimia
A viscous sweet very similar to jam.
Cuiudo
It is said of a man much giver to women.
Womanizer
Cusco
Little dog, dog of ordinary breed.
The same as guaipeca.
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Guasca
A strip of raw leather. Individual without social trait. Ignorant, snobby, brave.

Peleia
Deterrence, fight, raid, dispute, combat, fight against belligerent forces.
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Pila
Money, unit of value.
Prenda
A gaúcho’s woman. Pretty woman,
with good skills, skilled.
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Preza
Good-looking.