Venezuelan Slang: How to Understand a Caraqueño
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A strong exclamation of anger, frustration, or surprise in Spain. It's a swear word that can be quite offensive depending on the context, much stronger than how it's used in Venezuela.
“Coño, I messed up again!”
“What the coño is going on here?”
/Sounds like "KOH" (as in "coat") + "nyoh" (as in "onion")/
A Venezuelan filler word thrown into every sentence to express surprise, emotion, or emphasis. It's so natural in Venezuela that it barely counts as a swear word, it's just part of daily speech.
“Coño, it's so hot today!”
“Coño, vale, I did not see that coming at all.”
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/Sounds like "KOH" (as in "coat") + "nyoh" (as in "onion")/
A strong exclamation of anger, frustration, or surprise in Spain. It's a swear word that can be quite offensive depending on the context, much stronger than how it's used in Venezuela.
“Coño, I messed up again!”
“What the coño is going on here?”
/Sounds like "KOH" (as in "coat") + "nyoh" (as in "onion")/
A Venezuelan filler word thrown into every sentence to express surprise, emotion, or emphasis. It's so natural in Venezuela that it barely counts as a swear word, it's just part of daily speech.
“Coño, it's so hot today!”
“Coño, vale, I did not see that coming at all.”
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