#¿Milanesas?

[saturday-byte]

Ik there are usamericans following me I have a question for yall , what the fuck do y'all even eat . Like . The typical huge greasy American breakfast has to be an exaggeration but I really can't think of meals that don't contain stuff exclusive to my country and do you guys even have that honestly

[uchulups]

spamton doodle(s)

[kikikook97]

My boyfriend is pretty cool.

Credits by me; @kikikook97 ♥︎

[loreenthusiasta]

As a result of a talk with a friend, where we discussed the use of a common insult in Argentina we find it “weird” or nonsense. I collected some -really- weird insults from Argentina that I want to show to Tumblr: 

Turnip (Nabo): Yes. the vegetable. “It’s because it’s bland,” says my friend. Generally, it’s used for describing someone stupid to its labor.

Shoe (Zapato): Another one, Why do we use clothes as an insult? Ask an Argentinian jeje.

Salami or sausage (Salame): I like sausage more, to be honest. Imagine you’re about to start a fight and tell your rival “Piece of Sausage” It would be amazing. 

Pumpkin or zucchini (Zapallo): What do you say about my mother Pumpkin?! That would be self-defeating. More like What do you say about my mother, you, zucchini?! A piece of art.

An egg is suckin' me (Me chupa un huevo): this is more prominent, it’s like “I don’t give a damn” but I like this egg metaphor or whatever that means.

So (Re): A way to exaggerate a phrase, not only in insults for EVERYTHING. But to emphasize, “You’re so zucchini”.

The sell of the parrot (La c*ncha de la lora): The previous ones were tier 1 insults. This is a Tier 5. I think is quite self-explanatory, It’s used for really angry situations, like when your soccer team loses. It’s a rhetorical expression. I don’t understand the meaning either.  I was searching for a way to translate it into a nice-looking sound

I just. I can't. It sounds awful in every language.

Let me know in the comments insults of your country or if you want to know more about Argentina or writing, follow me!

[epellucid]

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[sambuchito]

igual si la milanesa no va con fideos

[sotc]

OK I think I'm gonna change my warden's name again lmfao 😅 she was originally Milana but I changed it to Mira. I want it short and sweet bc she doesn't feel like a 3 syllable name kinda gal but I think I'm a little too close to other oc names (Emyr from Bg3 and Samir from my ttrpg and now MIRA. lol)

[vonlipvig]

dios mirá lo que es este tuit por favor es como si lo tuviese en casa. cine 🚬.

[conop-8888]

my happiness entirely depends on a sanguche de milanesa

[maiteo]

if gods real…porto WILL be lifting the taça de portugal today

[arandanoedgy]

Lucky critter

(AU Lore fact below)

The Employers from my AU have their own weapon by default (they can spawn as many weapons as they want)

Milanesa's weapon is Bola, a throwing weapon used for hunting their preys (to stop their madness)

[ushouldwatchhaikyuu]

The food I mentioned in the ask game was indeed milanesa de pollo I just didn't know how to say it in English ajxnsjdjns

oh i think they dont have a name for it lol its like with empanadas, most food from countries that havent gotten popular in english-speaking countries dont have a name in english so u just call them the original name i think???

[manaosdeuwu]

no les voy a mentir yo le partiría el orto al pelado de kung lao

[rogdona]

MANNNNN now i gotta tag all this

[epellucid]

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[orange-nerd]

nanami sketch </3

[Image description: Two sketches of Nanami from Revolutionary Girl Utena. The first one is drawn in pencil, while the second one has been digitally painted. In both images, Nanami sits in Akio's car facing away from it and the audience. Her face is barely visible. She looks down at her clenched fist, and grips the car's door with her other hand. End image description]