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Cuello
Garganta = Throat
Cuello = neck ( anterior part of the neck) Nuca= nape (back of the neck) |
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pescuezo
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Oh, yes, but this is rather used for animals or in very colloquial speech for a human "cuello".
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AserrÃn, aserrán, los maderos de San Juan, Piden pan, no les dan, piden queso, les dan hueso y les cortan el pescuezo. ¡Saludos!
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Yes, that's true. I hear it a lot with somewhat comical purposes. Patas is sometimes used instead of pies, and hocico for mouth. I thought these words are more commonly used in Caribbean Spanish, but as JPablo indicates, it's used in Argentina too.
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Yes, Poli, and these are used in Spain as well... :-)
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