recently had the opportunity to travel to Monterrey and living a northern girl and at first I thought the only difference between our ways of speaking (I am and have always lived in the center) was the accent but soon I realized that words change so I decided to make this small dictionary / chilango guide to visiting royal lands.
all started when my friend asked me gum, I understood this:
all started when my friend asked me gum, I understood this:
But she was referring to the rubber to bond or glue that here in the center or call him Pritt glue stick. In order that s used to delete it called a draft, which to me is what is used to clean the blackboard. I
After noting the different words used there, for example,
- Soda is a refreshment center.
- Snow in the center is only called a lemon ice water, but they say so all the ice cream.
- Fair is what the call center change, my friend used it in the question: "Do not you show $ 100?".
- Shopping in the north is a car in the middle.
- also widely used the word "occupy" in the center rather say "use."
And I ran a story that made me really laugh. In my wanderings I was a tourist royal lands to the Paseo Santa Lucia, a channel in the center of the city with multiple sources and first walking and then traveled by boat. When I got on the boat the guide said: "Hands up all who visit us outside Monterrey, were people of Sonora, Sinaloa, Guadalajara, etc. and when all finished presenting the guide continued, "Now the royal lift the elbow."
Finally I leave a couple of photos I took of the Paseo Santa Lucia, the second is the famous Cerro de la Silla ... and up north!
After noting the different words used there, for example,
- Soda is a refreshment center.
- Snow in the center is only called a lemon ice water, but they say so all the ice cream.
- Fair is what the call center change, my friend used it in the question: "Do not you show $ 100?".
- Shopping in the north is a car in the middle.
- also widely used the word "occupy" in the center rather say "use."
And I ran a story that made me really laugh. In my wanderings I was a tourist royal lands to the Paseo Santa Lucia, a channel in the center of the city with multiple sources and first walking and then traveled by boat. When I got on the boat the guide said: "Hands up all who visit us outside Monterrey, were people of Sonora, Sinaloa, Guadalajara, etc. and when all finished presenting the guide continued, "Now the royal lift the elbow."
Finally I leave a couple of photos I took of the Paseo Santa Lucia, the second is the famous Cerro de la Silla ... and up north!
Riverwalk
Cerro de la Silla and Paseo Santa Lucia
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