- Domislang: The dictionary (Paperback - Physical book) - https://www.lulu.com/es/shop/jos%C3%A9-d%C3%ADaz/domislang/paperback/product-45regye.html?srsltid=AfmBOop6qtbHTphAH0sWVd0Xd_Kv3okh2lpH-LNiRSfLprivnjme2UG0&page=1&pageSize=4

- Domislang: The dictionary (Ebook) - https://payhip.com/b/FW3Rc

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Slang used in the video:

• Buscones — Commission-based hustlers / People who work on commission

• Pila de — A lot of

• Y pico — And some / And a bit more

• Ya, ya — I understand / Got it

• Nítido — Nice / Cool

• Tipo — Dude / Guy

• Tíguere — A man / A street-smart man / A guy from the hood

• Prieto — A very dark-skinned person

• Ratata — From the streets / Slangy / Not proper

• Te mataron — They ripped you off

• Tapón — Traffic jam

• Nada más — Only / Just

• Cuando viene a ver — Probably / It might be

• Un chin — A little bit

• Motores — Motorcycles

• A to' lo que da — Very fast / As fast as possible

• Anda el diablo — Damn! / Holy shit!

• Vaina — Thing / Stuff

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- Domislang: The dictionary (Paperback - Physical book) - https://www.lulu.com/es/shop/jos%C3%A9-d%C3%ADaz/domislang/paperback/product-45regye.html?srsltid=AfmBOop6qtbHTphAH0sWVd0Xd_Kv3okh2lpH-LNiRSfLprivnjme2UG0&page=1&pageSize=4- Domislang: The dictionary (Ebook) - https://payhip.com/b/FW3Rc- Guide to Understanding Dominican Spanish: https://www.patreon.com/posts/guide-to-spanish-87048450?utm_medium=clipboard_copy&utm_source=copyLink&utm_campaign=postshare_creator&utm_content=join_link*This episode will not have a transcription*

- Domislang: The dictionary (Paperback - Physical book) - https://www.lulu.com/es/shop/jos%C3%A9-d%C3%ADaz/domislang/paperback/product-45regye.html?srsltid=AfmBOop6qtbHTphAH0sWVd0Xd_Kv3okh2lpH-LNiRSfLprivnjme2UG0&page=1&pageSize=4- Domislang: The dictionary (Ebook) - https://payhip.com/b/FW3Rc- Guide to Understanding Dominican Spanish: https://www.patreon.com/posts/guide-to-spanish-87048450?utm_medium=clipboard_copy&utm_source=copyLink&utm_campaign=postshare_creator&utm_content=join_linkSlang used in the video: • Chin a chin — Little by little • Sentir el ki — To feel the pressure / To feel the heat / To start feeling an intense emotion • Ser un cachú (ketchup) — To be easy / To be a pushover • Atento a mí — Doing whatever you want without caring about the consequences or what other people say*This episode will not have a transcriptino*

- Domislang: The dictionary (Paperback - Physical book) - https://www.lulu.com/es/shop/jos%C3%A9-d%C3%ADaz/domislang/paperback/product-45regye.html?srsltid=AfmBOop6qtbHTphAH0sWVd0Xd_Kv3okh2lpH-LNiRSfLprivnjme2UG0&page=1&pageSize=4- Domislang: The dictionary (Ebook) - https://payhip.com/b/FW3Rc- Guide to Understanding Dominican Spanish: https://www.patreon.com/posts/guide-to-spanish-87048450?utm_medium=clipboard_copy&utm_source=copyLink&utm_campaign=postshare_creator&utm_content=join_linkSlang used in the video: • Mata - Tree / Bush / Plant• El diablo - Wow / God damn it• Que chulo - How amazing / How cool / Nice / Awesome• Dizque - Supossedly• Pegar cuernos - To cheat in a relationship*This episode will not have a transcription*

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Slang used in the video:

• Un chin - A little bit

• Vaina - A thing

• La crema - Dang it (it's a substitution for "la creta", which is more explicit)

• Yola - A boat

• Mata - Tree / Bush / Plant

• Que chuleria - That's awesome / This is incredible

• Fullin - Butt

- Domislang: The dictionary (Paperback - Physical book) - https://www.lulu.com/es/shop/jos%C3%A9-d%C3%ADaz/domislang/paperback/product-45regye.html?srsltid=AfmBOop6qtbHTphAH0sWVd0Xd_Kv3okh2lpH-LNiRSfLprivnjme2UG0&page=1&pageSize=4

- Domislang: The dictionary (Ebook) - https://payhip.com/b/FW3Rc

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Slang used in the video:

• Un saco de - A lot of

• Un chin – A little bit

• Un viaje de – A lot of

• Un reguero de - A lot of / A whole mess of

• Pica pollo - Fried plantain with fried chicken

• Motor - motorcycle

• Calibrar - To do a wheelie

• Una Guagua – A bus / A minibus

• Nada más - Only

• Curarse - To laugh at / To make fun of

• Chipeo - a car meetup with big speakers

• Cuarto’ – Money

- Domislang: The dictionary (Paperback - Physical book) - https://www.lulu.com/es/shop/jos%C3%A9-d%C3%ADaz/domislang/paperback/product-45regye.html?srsltid=AfmBOop6qtbHTphAH0sWVd0Xd_Kv3okh2lpH-LNiRSfLprivnjme2UG0&page=1&pageSize=4

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- Calizos - flip-flops

- Galeria - Fornt- porch

- 115 - A Yahama motorcycle with 115 cc.

- Motor - Motorcycle

- Atracar - To mug

- Guagua - Pick-up truck / Mini-bus / Public transportation bus

- Carrito / Carrito de concho - A car for public transportation

- “Como el que no quiere las cosas” - Doing something without the need to do it

- Un punto - A spot in a neighborhood where they sell drugs

- A “serio” lo encontraron cagando en el monte

- Pleito - A fight

- Tigueres - men from the hood / men / street smart men

- Doña - An old lady

- De ahí a ahí - Without hesitation

- Dar - To hit / To punch / To give

- Bacano - Cool / Nice / Awesome

- La Victoria / Najayo - The name of prisons in DR

- Cuando viene a ver - Maybe / Probably

- Dar un tumbe - To mug / To scam

- Coger lucha - To struggle

- Vaina - A thing

- Ejercer - To work the same thing you studied

- Cuña - A plug / Someone you know who helps you get a job

- Concho - Dang it

- Alla afuera - Outside DR

- Estar en olla - To be broke

- Te va a llevar el diablo - You are going to be in big trouble

- Jevi - Nice / Cool

- la Sirena / El Bravo / Jumbo - Supermarkets in DR

- Mata - Tree / Bush / Plant

- PIpian - A type of squash

- Víveres - Tubers

- Loco - Dude / Bro

- Pasar hambre - To starve

- Jagua - Genip fruit

- Motoconcho - A moto-taxi

- Trompada (Trompá) - A punch

- Gancho - A trap

- Coger gancho - To fall into a trap

- Ya - I understand

- Colegio - Private school

- Ser un arrancado - To be broke

- Josear - To hustle

- Privar en - To pretend to be someone / To be a wanna be

- Domislang: The dictionary (Paperback - Physical book) - https://www.lulu.com/es/shop/jos%C3%A9-d%C3%ADaz/domislang/paperback/product-45regye.html?srsltid=AfmBOop6qtbHTphAH0sWVd0Xd_Kv3okh2lpH-LNiRSfLprivnjme2UG0&page=1&pageSize=4

- Domislang: The dictionary (Ebook) - https://payhip.com/b/FW3Rc

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Slang used in the episode:

- Decocotao / Decocotar - To cut or break the neck or the head

- “Ellos son medio incómodos” / “Ellos son enredao” - They are a little stubborn

- Aire - Air conditioning

- Luz - Power / Electricity

- Yaroa - Dominican street food made with fries or mashed plantains topped with meat, melted cheese, and sauces like mayo and ketchup.

- Vaina’ así - Something like that

- Casa ajena - Someone else’s house

- Cabañas - a private roadside motel rented by the hour or overnight, often used by couples or just anyone for privacy.

- Coger lucha - To struggle

- Anda el diablo - Holy crap / Damn!

- Viejo - Dude / Bro

- Meterse algo - Comerse algo

- Pechurina - Boneless chicken

- Me metí una pechurina - I ate pechurina

- Doña - Old lady

- Dembowsero - A dembow artist

- Rochy RD - A famous dembowsero

- Rosario - rosary

- Pegarse (como artista) - To get trendy as an artist, usually for a short period of time.

- Un saco de - A lot of

- Mondongo - Tripe

- Jartarse (me jarté de chicharrón) - To fill yourself with food

- Voy a salir de esto - I am going to get done with this

- Loco - Dude / Bro

- Cuarto - Dinero

- Desbaratado - Broken / Torn apart / Crumbling apart

- Jeepeta - SUV

- De un pronto - All of a sudden / Immediately

- Resolver - To pay for the expenses

- Lio - A problem

- Hacer un lío - To borrow money

- Allá afuera - USA or countries outside the US

- Dar en la madre - To scam

- Carrito / Carrito de concho - A car for public transportation

- GUagua / Guagua de concho - A bus for public transportation

- Como quiera - Anyways

- Meter la mano - to help

- La pulga - Flea market

- Poloche - T-shirt / Any informal shirt

- Bizcocho - Cake

- Papitas - Chips

- Biligue - Big liter soda

- Liceo - High school

- Tener fiebre de hacer algo - To be really eagger to do something for te first time

- Pulirse - To get better at something

- Nada más - Only

- Belluga - Marbles

- Buzo - Under water hide-and-seek

- Pelota - Baseball

- Vitilla - A street game from the Dominican Republic, similar to baseball or stickball, played with a broomstick or bat and a plastic bottle cap instead of a ball.

- Chamaquita - Girl

- Motor - Motorcycle

- Agencia - Dealership

- Inicial - Down payment

- Y pico - “-ish”

- quemarse - To fail the year / To fail an exam

- Ay ombe - What a shame / That’s so sad

- Fulano - So-and-so

- Un reguero de - A lot of (usually not organized thigns) (Un reguero de cables - A lot of cables)

- Domislang: The dictionary (Paperback - Physical book) - https://www.lulu.com/es/shop/jos%C3%A9-d%C3%ADaz/domislang/paperback/product-45regye.html?srsltid=AfmBOop6qtbHTphAH0sWVd0Xd_Kv3okh2lpH-LNiRSfLprivnjme2UG0&page=1&pageSize=4

- Domislang: The dictionary (Ebook) - https://payhip.com/b/FW3Rc

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