Cajón

[bobjenkins]

Originally Posted by Perikles

I actually managed to understand it . The key word is escritorio, not cajón. Presumably he said escrotorio, which might be a place for storing your escroto . I'll leave you to look that word up. Mind you, if this is correct, he actually used three "o´s"

Jajaja había pensado que la palabra en cuestión fue cajón . Gracias para encender la luz!

[pjt33]

Originally Posted by bobjenkins

Its worth it to mention que you have to be careful with the vocals, a friend of mine told me that an english college was going to buy a desk y had the salesperson rolling on the floor laughing because he used two "o´s"

It's worth mentioning that you have to be careful with the vowels; a friend told me about an English colleague who went to buy a desk and had the sales assistant dying from laughter because he used two 'o's.

También etimología de la frase "tienes cajones".

You're making the opposite mistake to the aforementioned desk shopper. Cajón != cojón.

[bobjenkins]

Originally Posted by pjt33

It's worth mentioning that you have to be careful with the vowels; a friend told me about an English colleague who went to buy a desk and had the sales assistant dying from laughter because he used two 'o's.


You're making the opposite mistake to the aforementioned desk shopper. Cajón != cojón.

¡Qué irónico!

Gracias por corregirme con las palabras colega y volcales

[laepelba]

Originally Posted by bobjenkins

También etimología de la frase "tienes cajones". Unas de las primeras palabras que jóvenes que no hablan español aprenden. Es una tipa de palabra que toda la gente entiende

Originally Posted by pjt33

You're making the opposite mistake to the aforementioned desk shopper. Cajón != cojón.

Okay - I was wondering the same thing!! Now I get it! haha!!!