tigueritos
English translation: See below
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30 mins
See below Explanation: Is the stiry you are translating taking place in the Dominican Republic? If so, please confirm by e-mail and I should be able to help you. Tiguere, etc. are slang words used there. |
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See below Explanation: Same as tigueres, but certainly mor in a kind way. Hope it helps. |
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See below Explanation: Hope you are working with a Dominican Republic translation, most terms I see in the list are from the local slang: pariguayo, tÃgueres, tiguerito, guachimanes, gavillero, tutumpote, etc. etc. -I'ts my native country-. Tiguerito: Street boy, peddler,(mostly homeless boys [and girls] who make a living asking for money, shining shoes, washing car winshields, etc.). If need more from D.R., just ask! Luck! |
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street urchins Explanation: they're the kids living on the streets trying to sell anything or do anything for a little plata. Hope this helps! |
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