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Pablo, the coffee break Spanish and up next we're going to explore one of my favorite topics about languages, slang. But in particular, we're going to focus on slang words to talk about work in Spanish. Preparate, because we're Let's start with one of the first land words

for work you'll hear in Spain

Curro. It sounds cool, right?

This one is super common and it means work.

So, for example, if someone te pre-pregunt,

now you know that they're asking,

how's work or how's work going.

So curro is a noun,

but you can also use the verb currar, which means to work.

So you can say things like, manana, no curro, I'm not working tomorrow.

Lucky you, if that's the case.

Or you can also ask someone, to ask them what they do for a living.

There are other derived words from curro, such as currante,

which essentially means worker.

However, currantes sometimes also has the connotation of a hard-working person, someone who is very

committed to what they do. So if you hear someone say, it's very currante, that means that that

person is very hard-working. So so far, we've seen curro,

currar, and currante.

But we actually use

many other slam words

for work in Spain.

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