/a-SER DE-do/
To hitchhike — extending your thumb to ask passing cars for a ride. In Argentina and Uruguay, 'hacer dedo' is a normal, everyday thing, especially for long trips on rural roads where public transport doesn't reach. Thumbing your way across the country is a rite of passage.
"We hitchhiked from Rosario to Córdoba without any problem."
"I had no money for the bus so I hitched a ride."
/a-SER DE-do/
To hitchhike — extending your thumb to ask passing cars for a ride. In Argentina and Uruguay, 'hacer dedo' is a normal, everyday thing, especially for long trips on rural roads where public transport doesn't reach. Thumbing your way across the country is a rite of passage.
"We hitchhiked from Rosario to Córdoba without any problem."
"I had no money for the bus so I hitched a ride."