Currar
Caló: The Romani Slang Hidden Inside Spain's Spanish
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Meaning
A job, work, or paid gig in Spain. It's the standard informal noun Spaniards use for their daily grind, that thing that takes up eight hours of your day and keeps you afloat.
Examples
“I found a new curro close to home.”
“The curro has me exhausted this week.”
“How's the curro going? They treating you well?”
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/Sounds like "KOO" (as in "cool") + "rroh"/
Meaning
A job, work, or paid gig in Spain. It's the standard informal noun Spaniards use for their daily grind, that thing that takes up eight hours of your day and keeps you afloat.
Examples
“I found a new curro close to home.”
“The curro has me exhausted this week.”
“How's the curro going? They treating you well?”
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