Venezuelan funny words #1

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Undoubtedly, the Venezuelan has endless particularities, typical of our Latin-Caribbean essence and one of them is to invent words, change their meaning or use them to associate them to a specific thing, place or event, always giving its characteristic stamp to such an occurrence.
Then, some of the Venezuelanisms that, at some point in our lives, for whom we are Venezuelans or for those who have had contact with someone, we have been able to listen.

MATADA: Blown falls, almost always in public places, of which, those who suffer, despite how loud they are, they stop quickly, so that people do not laugh, It is advisable not to happen when you are with friends, it would automatically generate unforgettable memories for them hahaha, here we would talk about the famous CHALEQUEO (I will explain in the next post).
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ESTIRÓN DE PATA: It is when someone dies. It is generally said that "stretched the leg", is used preferably when it was something unexpected.

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JODÍO: Describe what is wrong, with some pain generally in any or all parts of the body or not being able to do something in an unfavorable situation, but it is also attributed to the sad fact of being without money, without rial.

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CHICHON: Cranial protuberance usually caused by a strong blow to the head or forehead.
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QUEBRANTO: Mysterious increase in body temperature, which is not high enough to say it is a fever, but serious enough to miss work, school, meetings or postpone activities.
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PATATUS: Sudden attack of unknown origin, which can lead to a hospitalization, for their respective observation.
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YEYO: Any unexpected attack that includes dizziness, sudden bodily weakness, high or low blood pressure, fainting, severe enough to go to a doctor's office, take medication and miss school, work or other commitments. It can be considered as a slightly milder variant of patatús.
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CUERPO PESAO: It really is quite complicated for us to explain the symptoms of the "body pesao", but it is more or less something like that the trunk tends to go sideways for lack of strength to keep it straight, due to a great lack of energy in the arms that It makes them feel that they weigh too much and the legs do not respond. This condition is being studied by the Internal Medicine Society of Germany, hahaha.
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SOPONCIO: Sudden, but temporary, suffering after a situation of great anguish or fright.
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CALIGÜEVA: Annoyance, Annoyed, Bored, meaningless, halfhearted.
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LE DIO UNA VAINA: It happens when a person in question is the victim of a mixture between Patatús, Yeyo and Soponcio, but it is not known exactly which of the three was, it is generally described this way when the person needs only sugar water to recover consciousness.

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LE DIO NERVIOS: In the rest of the globe it is known as a "panic attack", although it does not always reach that level. It is extremely harmful because it can end up in patatús, yeyo, soponcio or a Vaina.
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I hope you have fun with this post, I will bring you later other of these witty words, belonging to the slang of many Venezuelans. </ Center> </ div>

Thank you for reading!

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