/Sounds like "tra-GAR". "Tra" (as in "traffic") + "gar" (as in "garden" without the "den")/
To eat a lot and with serious appetite, when hunger completely takes over and you eat nonstop until your stomach begs for mercy. While 'tragar' literally means 'to swallow,' in slang across Latin America and Spain it means to stuff your face with food like there's no tomorrow.
"Vamos a tragar algo que me muero de hambre. -> Let's go eat something, I'm starving."
"Tragamos como si no hubiera mañana. -> We ate like there was no tomorrow."
/Sounds like "tra-GAR". "Tra" (as in "traffic") + "gar" (as in "garden" without the "den")/
To eat a lot and with serious appetite, when hunger completely takes over and you eat nonstop until your stomach begs for mercy. While 'tragar' literally means 'to swallow,' in slang across Latin America and Spain it means to stuff your face with food like there's no tomorrow.
"Vamos a tragar algo que me muero de hambre. -> Let's go eat something, I'm starving."
"Tragamos como si no hubiera mañana. -> We ate like there was no tomorrow."
Afición
Los seguidores apasionados de un equipo de fútbol que apoyan desde la tribuna con cantos y banderas. La afición es el alma de cualquier estadio, esa masa ruidosa que puede hacer ganar o perder un partido con su energía.