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/Sounds like "kohr" (as in "coat") + "doh" (as in "door") + "BEHS" (as in "bed")/
A person from Córdoba, Argentina, immediately recognizable by their distinctive singsong accent and the habit of adding "-ite" to words where no other Argentine would. Cordobeses have a reputation for being cheerful, talkative, and intensely proud of their city.
“The moment I heard him talk I knew he was from Córdoba, the accent is unmistakable.”
“People from Córdoba add -ite to words where anyone else from Argentina simply would not.”
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/Sounds like "kohr" (as in "coat") + "doh" (as in "door") + "BEHS" (as in "bed")/
A person from Córdoba, Argentina, immediately recognizable by their distinctive singsong accent and the habit of adding "-ite" to words where no other Argentine would. Cordobeses have a reputation for being cheerful, talkative, and intensely proud of their city.
“The moment I heard him talk I knew he was from Córdoba, the accent is unmistakable.”
“People from Córdoba add -ite to words where anyone else from Argentina simply would not.”
Tirar paro
To help someone out, to do them a solid or a favor. In Mexico, 'tirar paro' is the classic request between friends when you need backup or someone to put in a word for you.