Continue enjoying your weekend while we bring you another word of our Dominican English Dictionary, and if you want to know all the words we have published so far, you can find the list at the bottom of this article. DOMINICAN WORD OF THE WEEK: The Dominican word of this week is “teteo,” which we are […]
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Dominican English Dictionary: “Barriga llena, corazón contento”
It’s time to add another word to our Dominican-English dictionary! In the past, we posted regular articles that helped our readers understand some of the most popular “Dominican” words or phrases, expanding and refining their local vocabulary with something interesting, but also very useful! For better communication within this wonderland that is the Dominican Republic, let’s […]
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Dominican English Dictionary: “Dar banda”
Our Dominican-English dictionary has helped our readers understand some of the most popular “Dominican” words and phrases, expanding, and refining their local vocabulary with something interesting, but also very useful! ‘Dominican’ isn’t exactly a real language, but it has enough dialects and unique words and phrases to confuse even the most fluent Spanish (or rather non-Dominican) […]
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Dominican English Dictionary: “Buquí”
In honor of #flashbackfriday we are bringing back an oldie but a goodie… Our Dominican-English dictionary! In the past, we posted regular articles that helped our readers understand some of the most popular “Dominican” words and phrases, expanding, and refining their local vocabulary with something interesting, but also very useful! ‘Dominican’ isn’t exactly a real […]
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Dominican English Dictionary: “Klk”
It’s time to add another word to our Dominican-English dictionary! In the past, we posted regular articles that helped our readers understand some of the most popular “Dominican” words, expanding and refining their local vocabulary with something interesting, but also very useful! For better communication within this wonderland that is the Dominican Republic, let’s get […]
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Dominican English Dictionary: “Desacatao”
It’s time to add another word to our Dominican-English dictionary! In the past, we posted regular articles that helped our readers understand some of the most popular “Dominican” words, expanding and refining their local vocabulary with something interesting, but also very useful! For better communication within this wonderland that is the Dominican Republic, let’s get […]
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Dominican English Dictionary: “Dique, Dizque”
In honor of #flashbackfriday we are bringing back an oldie but a goodie… Our Dominican-English dictionary! In the past, we posted regular articles that helped our readers understand some of the most popular “Dominican” words, expanding and refining their local vocabulary with something interesting, but also very useful! For better communication within this wonderland that […]
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Dominican English Dictionary: Gaviarse
Another week, and also another Dominican word in order to keep refining your Dominican vocabulary with something fun, but also very useful for better communication within this wonderland that is the Dominican Republic.
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Dominican English Dictionary: Detaltalao
It’s time to enlighten you with a wonderful and witty word from our extensive vocabulary. The word for this week is “detaltalao” if you hang out in coro with Dominicans, I’m sure you’ve heard it before.
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Dominican English Dictionary: Coro
A new week means a new Dominican word! We hope this week has been wonderful, and that we can make it better by adding a little fun knowledge with Dominican slang…
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Dominican English Dictionary: Chichón
Welcome back to our fun and educational Dominican English Dictionary, in which every week we learn more of the words that are used daily in the popular slang of the Dominican Republic, our objective is for Dominicans and foreigners to understand each other a bit better.