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/Sounds like "FEEN" (as in "feet") + "deh" (as in "debt")/
Short, casual form of "fin de semana" (weekend) used in Spain, Argentina, Chile, and Uruguay. Because why use three syllables when two will do. The go-to word for those precious two days of freedom everyone starts counting down to from Monday morning.
“What are we doing this weekend? Someone suggest something.”
“Last weekend we went to the beach and it was great.”
/Sounds like "FEEN" (as in "feet") + "deh" (as in "debt")/
The informal shortening of 'fin de semana' (weekend), super popular in Spain both in speech and texts. It's the quick, casual way to refer to those two sacred days everyone waits for since Monday.
“What are you doing this finde?”
“Last finde we went to the beach and it was awesome.”
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/Sounds like "FEEN" (as in "feet") + "deh" (as in "debt")/
Short, casual form of "fin de semana" (weekend) used in Spain, Argentina, Chile, and Uruguay. Because why use three syllables when two will do. The go-to word for those precious two days of freedom everyone starts counting down to from Monday morning.
“What are we doing this weekend? Someone suggest something.”
“Last weekend we went to the beach and it was great.”
/Sounds like "FEEN" (as in "feet") + "deh" (as in "debt")/
The informal shortening of 'fin de semana' (weekend), super popular in Spain both in speech and texts. It's the quick, casual way to refer to those two sacred days everyone waits for since Monday.
“What are you doing this finde?”
“Last finde we went to the beach and it was awesome.”
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