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What does «el monte» mean in Dominican Spanish?
el monte
the bush, the countryside
| Meaning | the bush, the countryside |
|---|---|
| Standard Spanish | el campo, la maleza |
| Register | Colloquial |
«Solamente a ti se te puede ocurrir comprar un solar en el monte.»
Only you would think of buying a lot out in the bush.
Land far from the city, full of trees. «Irse pa'l monte» is to get away from everything.
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- bendición — blessing (a greeting to elders)
- capitaleño — from Santo Domingo
- coger lucha — to stress out
- colmado — corner store
- concho — shared route car
- criollo — local, homegrown
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