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Ride
/Sounds like "REE" (as in "reed") + "deh" (as in "debt")/
A lift or having someone drive you somewhere. It's an anglicism borrowed straight from English that's become completely natural in everyday Latin American Spanish.
“I need a ride to the airport.”
“Can you give me a ride home? It's on the way.”
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Ride
/Sounds like "REE" (as in "reed") + "deh" (as in "debt")/
A lift or having someone drive you somewhere. It's an anglicism borrowed straight from English that's become completely natural in everyday Latin American Spanish.
“I need a ride to the airport.”
“Can you give me a ride home? It's on the way.”
Argel
A Paraguayan word for someone who is unpleasant, grumpy, or just plain bad-tempered by nature. The argel snaps at people, has no patience, and radiates a sour energy that makes you want to choose a different line at the supermarket or a different window at the bank. "Qué argel" is the standard Paraguayan sigh when you run into one.