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/Sounds like "tee" (as in "tea") + "GREE" (as in "greet") + "toh" (as in "toll")/
A small, quick informal job done on the side to earn a little extra in Venezuela. The "tigrito" is the hustle of the day, that extra bit of cash that always comes in handy.
“I picked up a side gig fixing computers this weekend.”
“With one odd job here and there you can cover your expenses.”
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A small, quick informal job done on the side to earn a little extra in Venezuela. The "tigrito" is the hustle of the day, that extra bit of cash that always comes in handy.
“I picked up a side gig fixing computers this weekend.”
“With one odd job here and there you can cover your expenses.”
Dale
A versatile word that works as "ok," "sure," "let's go," or an encouraging push depending on context. In Argentina, dale is practically the social glue of any conversation: it accepts plans, rushes people along, confirms things, and closes topics all in one word.