/Sounds like "po" (as in "poker") + "cho" (as in "chocolate") + "close" (without the e)/
Popcorn in Argentina and Uruguay. No trip to the movies is complete without pochoclos, and the eternal debate is whether to get them salted or sweet, though sweet ones are actually the most popular choice there, unlike in the US where butter and salt reign supreme.
"¿Compramos pochoclos dulces o salados? -> Should we get sweet or salty pochoclos?"
"Me comí los pochoclos antes de que empezara la peli. -> I ate all the pochoclos before the movie even started."
/Sounds like "po" (as in "poker") + "cho" (as in "chocolate") + "close" (without the e)/
Popcorn in Argentina and Uruguay. No trip to the movies is complete without pochoclos, and the eternal debate is whether to get them salted or sweet, though sweet ones are actually the most popular choice there, unlike in the US where butter and salt reign supreme.
"¿Compramos pochoclos dulces o salados? -> Should we get sweet or salty pochoclos?"
"Me comí los pochoclos antes de que empezara la peli. -> I ate all the pochoclos before the movie even started."
Ahre
Muletilla argentina que se agrega al final de una frase para indicar que es broma o exageración. Es decir "es joda" pero en una sola sílaba, imprescindible en redes sociales.