pajera/o - adj. lazy, literally it describes a person who sits around and masturbates all day, which means they are ultra-lazy. But when I've heard "pajero" used, it means "lazy". Generally people aren't saying they are huge into masturbating, they are saying they are being lazy.
Estoy terrible pajera. No tengo ganas de hacer nada en absoluto.
I'm feeling really lazy. I don't feel like doing anything at all.
A related expression.
Me da paja. - I don't feel like it.
Me dio paja. - I didn't feel like it.
Chilensis, a VULGAR word
This is one of my FAVE chilean words as I identify with it quite a lot. Hehehe.
I'm not pajera all of the time, THANK GOD, but, from time to time, I do come down with cases of pajerez or would it be pajería? Haha. I use this word all of the time.
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A sort of word-of-the-day log of definitions of typical Chilean words and expressions as well as other words and expressions in Spanish.
The name of this blog comes from a t-shirt my folks bought in New York in 2003 as a joke for our Chilean exchange student. It had a picture of the Statue of Liberty and beneath that, it said "Welcome to America. Now speak English."
Feel free to correct my Spanish (as well as my English). I speak pretty well, but not perfectly.
The name of this blog comes from a t-shirt my folks bought in New York in 2003 as a joke for our Chilean exchange student. It had a picture of the Statue of Liberty and beneath that, it said "Welcome to America. Now speak English."
Feel free to correct my Spanish (as well as my English). I speak pretty well, but not perfectly.
5 comments:
I think there was a jeep thats name was pajero. they had to change the name in Chile.
Hahaha. That's funny. I heard that about the Chevy Nova too. The Latinamericans made jokes that it doesn't go. No va.
Ahhh! Now I understand why it's vulgar. Someone the other day told me it was, but they wouldn't tell me why.
Dude Clare, hahaha. I was just in Iquique and the Montero Sports there are called "Pajero". We saw them ALL over, you know, what with the duty free Zofri, everyone has nice cars there. It looks like the States. And they must get the version of the Montero Sport that's made for Mexico or something. hahaha.
Pajero means masturbartor in all Spanish speaking countries. That's why even in the United States (second Spanish speaking country in the world) the Mitsubishi car is called Montero. In Iquique they probably get a version made for Asia.
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