A lot of Argentinian an Latin American forums of Spanish descent use "ahre" in various forms and ways.
Do any of you use it and know how to translate it to English?
I think it falls under slang, but I can't really tell.
A lot of Argentinian an Latin American forums of Spanish descent use "ahre" in various forms and ways.
Do any of you use it and know how to translate it to English?
I think it falls under slang, but I can't really tell.
Last edited by eidjit; 10-18-2018 at 04:14 PM. Reason: - Grammar
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This is a really serious question.. Ahre 🤣
The only one I know are "Ahre" that uses the people known as "chetos". There is also "Arre" without "h" that is used when ridding a horse "Arre caballo".
Solo vos lo escribís como 'ahre'. Los demás lo escribimos como "ah, re..."
Ahre.
You use ahre to emphasize that something you said before was joking or even a lie - in a sarcastic way- i.e: I love doing homework, ahre.
Something like "Scraping the bottom of the barrel... ahre" :P
Last edited by francot; 10-18-2018 at 06:23 PM.
Yes!.. They were really scraping the bottom of the barrel when they picked you, ahre.. :P
How do you pronounce it?
Aquí van las 12 declinaciones del famoso AHRE:
Diccionario Argentino / Definiciones de “AHRE” modismos, argentinismos y mas
Exactly. Those explanations show that it's from Argentina. Other countries don't even use "re" in that way.
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