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What does «relajáo / relajá» mean in Dominican Spanish?
relajáo / relajá
relaxed, easy
| Meaning | relaxed, easy |
|---|---|
| Standard Spanish | relajado, tranquilo |
| Register | Colloquial |
«Toy relajáo, no hay apuro.»
I'm relaxed, there's no rush.
«Relajado» with the d gone. It is also how you describe someone who takes nothing seriously.
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- aficie — a crush, being head over heels
- cibaeño — from the Cibao region
- coger lucha — to stress out
- dar pena — to be embarrassing
- dar rabia — to make you mad
- el quille — the anger, a temper
- estar quillao / estar quillá — to be mad
- na' — nothing
- ombe — man! come on!
- pa'dónde — where to
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