AmishVomitCake
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English, US
Hi, I was wondering if "el kuallo" meant anything in Spanish. And if it does, what does it mean?
Thanks so much!
Thanks so much!
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Conchita57
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Spanish - Spain/French - Switzerland
'Kuallo' isn't Spanish, as far as I know. The nearest word I can think of is 'cuello' (neck).
Analphabet way to say: "qué?"...
(Since Spain was mostly country side, and instead of going to school, children stayed at home to help with the: animals, housework... and families lived all together: children, parents and the parents of the parents, where the older had the "voice" in the house, and a bad language, analphabetism was learnt at home
"¿vamos a beber unos choticos al bar, Pepe?
Pepe: "¿lo cualo? ¿al bar del sosio?
But that changed a couple or three generations ago, but youth use it as "slang" or joking.
And since YOUR WORD is written with "K", that also says that is a way of very-informal-joking way to say ¿qué?
(Since Spain was mostly country side, and instead of going to school, children stayed at home to help with the: animals, housework... and families lived all together: children, parents and the parents of the parents, where the older had the "voice" in the house, and a bad language, analphabetism was learnt at home
"¿vamos a beber unos choticos al bar, Pepe?
Pepe: "¿lo cualo? ¿al bar del sosio?
But that changed a couple or three generations ago, but youth use it as "slang" or joking.
And since YOUR WORD is written with "K", that also says that is a way of very-informal-joking way to say ¿qué?
AmishVomitCake
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English, US
That clears it up quite a bit, thank you very much