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El parking y ponchar
Hola a todos:
¿Me podrían decir si "el parking" y "ponchar" (inscribirse en la computadora al llegar al trabajo) son regionalismos de México o si son Spanglish, por favor? El parking=el estacionamiento ¿Cómo se diría "ponchar" en un español más, digamos, neutro? Gracias |
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Ponchar, used as 'log in', is definitely a Mexicanism. There, it also means 'punching in' (the time clock), and 'to puncture' (a tire or a baloon).
The correct verbs to use elsewhere are: acceder al sistema, entrar en el sistema, abrir sesión, iniciar sesión, or identificarse Another Spanglish verb that is more wide-spread, I think: loguear El parking is used in Spain, according to my dictionaries. They don't say it's used in Mexico, too. In Spain they also say el aparcamiento. Elsewhere use el estacionamiento. |
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Correct. In Chile maybe "parking" is being used instead of estacionamiento. Se de aparcamiento pero nunca escuché usarlo en Chile.
Nosotros usamos "pinchar" la rueda o neumático. "Marcar" se usa para cuando uno marca la tarjeta del reloj de entrada al trabajo. Last edited by chileno; April 16, 2010 at 08:30 AM. Reason: erase an extra "lo" |
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Yes, in Spain we do use el parking & I suspect it's Spanglish - or borrowed.
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Yes here in Mexico is used the parking and the punching as Rusty said before.
Here in Mexico when you parking in a store parking private the people bothered, they tend to punching your tires of your car. Although I think that it could be a respect lack, because the street is free for everyone.
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En México no se usa de esa manera ninguna de las dos palabras, al menos no en el Centro... quizás en el norte, por la evidente influencia estadounidense.
Para el lugar donde se ponen los autos, se usa "el estacionamiento". "Parking" sólo se usa cuando se habla de "valet parking", que es un empleado que recibe el coche para estacionarlo. Con respecto a marcar la hora de entrada y salida de empleados, se usa "checar" o "checar tarjeta" en un "reloj checador". Para decir "log in" en una computadora, se usa "abrir sesión", "iniciar sesión", "abrir la computadora", "entrar en la computadora"... "Ponchar" se usa, como ya dijeron, cuando se trata de un objeto inflado con aire, como un balón, un globo, un neumático (aquí "una llanta"), etc., a lo que se le hace un agujero y se desinfla.
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The you don't know about it. Is that word Parking sound more nice and cool That's exactly the same that estacionamiento that you say, I will park my car. Now ponchar is it completely the same ponchar something. Ponchar a llanta. Ponchar a cama de agua. To punch a tire. To punch a bed water. I'll punch face cheek.
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Muchas gracias a todos
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Regards Last edited by gramatica; April 18, 2010 at 12:16 PM. |
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Términos usados en España
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