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In the telenovela Muñeca Brava I see the word "La Lunga" translated as girlfriend. Google does not display many hits on it, but seems to be a mythological character.
Is this a common term in Spanish? |
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No, it is not common. "Lunga" in Italian means long and this looks rather like a nickname for the character in the telenovela, who is tall and lean, but I'm sure Alec will have a better answer.
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Thank you - interesting - tall and thin - that could fit.
later she says la flaca so perhaps similar - an off-hand put down Last edited by AngelicaDeAlquezar; June 24, 2016 at 09:32 AM. Reason: Merged back-to-back posts |
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the skinny girl
BTW, "La Flaca" it's a famous and pretty funny song of the songwriter Jarabe de Palo
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"Lungo" in Argentine slang means "tall" when used with physical appearances. "La Lunga" is the nickname of a woman who should be evidently tall (The Tall One).
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Thank you - very good
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