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Friday, January 8, 2016

24 Everyday Words You Didn’t Know Were Spanglish




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1. Clickeando = Click


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In English: I’m clicking on this picture and nothing is happening!In Spanish: Le estoy dando un clic y no pasa nada. In Spanglish: Le estoy clickeando and nada pasa!


2. Linkear = Link


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In English: Let me link this post on my story.In Spanish: Déjame agregar este link a mi artículo. In Spanglish: Déjame linkear esto.


3. Mandar Un Mail = Email


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In English: Let’s send an email to Miley Cyrus. In Spanish: Mandémosle un correo electrónico a Miley Cyrus. In Spanglish: Mandémosle un mail a Miley Cyrus.


4. El Parking = Parking Lot


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In English: This parking lot is very small.In Spanish: Este estacionamiento es muy pequeño.In Spanglish: El parking es bien pequeño.


5. Parquear = To Park


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In English: Please park properly and don’t be an asshole.In Spanish: Por favor estaciona bien tu auto y no seas un imbécil. In Spanglish: Pues parqueate bien, asshole.


6. Chequear = Check


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In English: Can you check if this is correct?In Spanish: Puedes revisar si esto esta correcto?In Spanglish: Ey, puedes chequear si esté bien?


7. Hevy = Heavy


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In English: It’s so heavy! What do carry in here, bricks?In Spanish: ¡Esta bien pesado! ¿Qué es lo que cargas aquí, ladrillos? In Spanglish: Esta bien hevy, eh. ¿Que tienes aquí, ladrillos?


8. El shopping = The Mall


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In English: Let’s go to the mall and get some new clothes. In Spanish: Vamos al centro comercial para comprar ropa nueva.In Spanglish: Vamonos al shopping para agarrar ropa nueva.


9. El locker = The Locker


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In English: I think I left it in my locker.In Spanish: Creo lo dejé dentro de mi casillero.In Spanglish: Pos esta en el locker.


10. Ver Un Show = Watch A Show


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In English: Let’s watch a new show.In Spanish: Miremos un nuevo programa de televisión.In Spanglish: Vamos a ver un nuevo show.


11. El Ticket = A Citation Or An Actual Ticket


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In English: They gave me a ticket for parking there.In Spanish: Me multaron por estacionarme allí. In Spanglish: Ay, me dieron un ticket por parquearme allí.


12. Pari = Party


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In English: Woo! Let’s go to a party!In Spanish: ¡Yay! ¡Vamos a la fiesta!In Spanglish: Woo, woo! Vámonos de pari!


13. Bibaporú = Vicks Vapor Rub


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In English: Vicks Vapor Rub does miracles.In Spanish: El Vicks Vapor Rub hace milagros.In Spanglish: Bibaporú es un miracle.


14. Sangweesh = Sandwich


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In English: I’ll prepare myself a sandwich.In Spanish: Me voy a preparar un sandwich. In Spanglish: Me hago un sangweesh.


15. Konfleis = Cereal


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In English: Can you pass the cornflakes, please.In Spanish: Me pueden pasar el cereal, por favor.In Spanglish: Dame los konfleis.


16. Yarda = Yard


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In English: We need to clean the backyard.In Spanish: Tenemos que limpiar el patio.In Spanglish: Pues tenemos que limpiar la yarda.


17. Taipear = Type


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In English: You type really fast.In Spanish: Usas el teclado bastante rápido.In Spanglish: Taipeas muy rápido.


18. Texteo = Text


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In English: Okay, I’ll text her back.In Spanish: Bueno, le voy a enviar un mensaje de texto.In Spanglish: OK, déjame textearle de regreso.


19. Te Llamo Para Atrás = Call You Back


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In English: I’ll give you a callback when I get it. In Spanish: Te regresaré la llamada cuando lo tenga.In Spanglish: Te llamo para atras cuando lo tenga.


20. Winnie = Weenie


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In English: Do you know what weenies are made out of?In Spanish: ¿Sabes de qué están hechas las salchichas?In Spanglish: ¿De que están hechos los winnies?


21. Cachup = Ketchup


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In English: I hate ketchup on my fries.In Spanish: No me gusta la ketchup en mis papas fritas.In Spanglish: No me gusta la catchup en mis papas fritas.


22. Flonquear = Flunk


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In English: I always flunk math class.In Spanish: Siempre repruebo la clase de matemáticas. In Spanglish: Pos voy a flonquear math por que no me gusta.


23. Freeser = Freezer


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In English: Put it in the freezer.In Spanish: Ponlo en el congelador. In Spanglish: Pos ponlo en el freeser.


24. Jamburger = Hamburger


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In English: This hamburger is so delicious. In Spanish: Esta hamburguesa es deliciosa. In Spanglish: La jamburger esta bien rica.


Read more: http://buzzfeed.com/alejandroalba/spanglish-words-your-parents-hate-hearing




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Tuesday, June 16, 2015

The Sculpted Alphabet by FOREAL




FOREAL is a design studio founded by Benjamin Simon and Dirk Schuster based out of Trier, Germany. In a recently published project on Behance entitled, The Sculpted Alphabet, the team at FOREAL use CGI sculpting techniques to create a unique alphabet.


In their project description, the team mentions:


New tools, new playgrounds. One single rule: Choose a letter and sculpt it! Maxon gave us its new sculpting tools with the last releases of Cinema 4D. Our goal was to create the whole alphabet and achieve some completely new ways how type can be built and seen. A playful execution of that self-initiated project helped us to gain some significant experience in cgi sculpting techniques while having a lot of fun.



You can find the entire alphabet on Behance. To see more from FOREAL check them out at the online links below.



cgi sculpted alphabet by FOREAL (1)


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cgi sculpted alphabet by FOREAL (2)


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cgi sculpted alphabet by FOREAL (3)


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cgi sculpted alphabet by FOREAL (4)


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cgi sculpted alphabet by FOREAL (5)


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cgi sculpted alphabet by FOREAL (6)


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cgi sculpted alphabet by FOREAL (7)


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cgi sculpted alphabet by FOREAL (8)


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cgi sculpted alphabet by FOREAL (9)


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cgi sculpted alphabet by FOREAL (10)


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cgi sculpted alphabet by FOREAL (11)


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cgi sculpted alphabet by FOREAL (12)


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cgi sculpted alphabet by FOREAL (13)


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cgi sculpted alphabet by FOREAL (14)


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cgi sculpted alphabet by FOREAL (15)


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cgi sculpted alphabet by FOREAL (16)


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cgi sculpted alphabet by FOREAL (17)


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Thursday, May 28, 2015

Rapper 50 Cent gets converted in Malaysia




The Malaysian Star recently converted 50 Cent…



We may know him as 50 Cent, but in Malaysia he’s 1.5 Ringgit, thank you very much. This is important, because if he kept his original name, he’d lose 2/3 of his value, given the minimal worth of a Malaysian cent.


(via Language Log)


Read more: http://twentytwowords.com/rapper-50-cent-gets-converted-in-malaysia/




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