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Someone who constantly stirs up trouble, picks fights, or ruins the atmosphere wherever they go. In Argentina, "bardear" means to provoke or insult, and a bardero does it as a habit, not an accident.
“Don't invite him to the barbecue, he's a troublemaker who ruins any gathering.”
“He started causing problems when he arrived late and everyone had already eaten.”
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/Sounds like "bahr" (as in "bar") + "DEH" (as in "debt") + "roh" (as in "row")/
Someone who constantly stirs up trouble, picks fights, or ruins the atmosphere wherever they go. In Argentina, "bardear" means to provoke or insult, and a bardero does it as a habit, not an accident.
“Don't invite him to the barbecue, he's a troublemaker who ruins any gathering.”
“He started causing problems when he arrived late and everyone had already eaten.”
Cacho
A piece or small portion of something. In Chile and other countries, 'un cacho' is an undefined chunk, a bit of time, a bit of food, a piece of something larger. Also used in Chile as a problem or inconvenience.