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Jan
18
 answered Translation of “I have a feeling…”
Jan
18
 comment Armpit: sobaco vs. axila
In Chile "sobaco" is also almost vulgar and very informal.
Jan
16
 comment 7up in Spanish speaking countries
In Chile we also say "seven up".
Jan
16
 comment Why is it 'Santo' Tomás/Domingo, not 'san'?
Thanks @GonzaloMedina, I've updated my answer.
Jan
16
 revised Why is it 'Santo' Tomás/Domingo, not 'san'?
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Jan
15
 answered Why is it 'Santo' Tomás/Domingo, not 'san'?
Jan
15
 comment Latinoamérica, Hispanoamérica, or Sudamérica?
See this question: spanish.stackexchange.com/q/1324/45
Jan
13
 revised Words for “size”
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Jan
13
 comment Translation of “cheesy”
Also in Chile .
Jan
13
 revised Translation of “cheesy”
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Jan
13
 answered Audio maps of spanish dialects?
Jan
12
 revised Difference between 'podría estar' and 'estaría'
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Jan
7
 comment Any rhyme or reason to the names of playing cards?
I've always used Jota, Qüina (note the "ü") and Rey.
Jan
7
 revised What adjective ending to use with “algo masculino y/o algo femenino”
Changed feminino to femenino in title
Jan
6
 revised Using “qué” or “quién” when talking about people
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Jan
4
 revised Translation of 'I was the one who did it'
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Dec
31
 revised Why is “por” prefered to “para” in the example within?
Corrected spelling
Dec
30
 revised Translating “peripheral” (computer device)
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Dec
29
 revised Best English translation of “conmoción”
Added wordreference.com link
Dec
28
 answered Translating “for the rest of the day”
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