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What does «jarto / jarta» mean in Dominican Spanish?
jarto / jarta
full; fed up
| Meaning | full; fed up |
|---|---|
| Standard Spanish | harto, lleno; cansado |
| Register | Colloquial |
«Toy jarto de comida.»
I'm stuffed.
Full from eating, or full of a situation. The tone tells you which one.
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- el concón — the crispy rice at the bottom
- el frito — a fried green plantain
- el guineo — banana
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