Speaker 1: Okay, tile quick lover. Welcome to a new episode of
Speaker 1: Spanish Quiki Majamo Marco Fierro two Professor Latino the Spaniel.
Speaker 1: This episode is about hangover, so you can describe the
Speaker 1: feeling you get after a good party in espanel, are
Speaker 1: you ready for a quikie? Sare luego nostragos diega a
Speaker 1: sain sasson that headache after a few drinks? And what
Speaker 1: is that feeling called an espanel co hangover? In espanel,
Speaker 1: the standard world is dressaka spelled a es ah. Say ah.
Speaker 1: This is the most well understood world across the Spanish
Speaker 1: speaking world. Repeat after me. Resaca. Resaca is used with
Speaker 1: the verb tenor so for I have a hangover. You
Speaker 1: say in Spanish, then go resaca. Now, as I mentioned before,
Speaker 1: resaca is the standard word for hangover. But if you
Speaker 1: really want to blend with locals, you've got to know
Speaker 1: this lang. Let's tick out some regional hangover lingo. In
Speaker 1: Mexico they say la cruda, then go la cruda. So
Speaker 1: la cruda is the classic Mexican way to say your hangover.
Speaker 1: Let's go not to South America. If you go to Colombia,
Speaker 1: they say wayago, So for hangover, it's then go wayago
Speaker 1: and let's go even more to the south. Chile they
Speaker 1: call it la kanya, then neer la kanya. As you
Speaker 1: can see, the locals lang doesn't sound anything like resaca,
Speaker 1: so make sure you know the red war for your
Speaker 1: next trip. Let's recap. Resacca is the standard term for hangover.
Speaker 1: We use it with the word ten air ten resaca
Speaker 1: and Spanish speaking countries have also the local slang, like
Speaker 1: la crue in Mexico, wuayabo in Colombia, and la cagya
Speaker 1: in Chile. And that's all for today, Grassiers Spanish Quiki.
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