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Thanks, poli. I have added them to my dictionary.

averiado
damaged
Caribbean Spanish speakers

no está funcionando
Not working.
New York

:)

Out of order / not working = No funciona :)

Descompuesto = averiado = estropeado

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Gracias, Angelica. I have updated "our" dictionary (Words for Car Trouble (a work in progress)). :) :thumbsup:


No funciona
out-of-order/not working (Mexico City, Argentina)


Chocado
Damaged by a car crash (Mexico City)


No está funcionando
Not working (New York)


Decompuesto
Mechanical Damage, Not functioning in home garage (New York/Mexico City)
Decomposed (Google)


Averiado
Damaged (England, Spain, Mexico City, Google)


Estropeado
Spoiled (Google)
It's not working (New York/England/Mexico City/Spain)

Inservible
Useless (Mexico, England)


Roto
Broken/broken-down/dead (England/Rosetta/Google)

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I look forward to your comments....

We say "averiado", too. :) And "el coche tiene una avería". :)

Thanks, irmamar. I just made the change on this site and in my dictionary, too. :)

You are doing a good job. :thumbsup: :)

I think "no funciona" is used in more places than Mexico City... I've seen it used in Argentina, but I'll let Ookami to answer that. :)

Muchas Gracias, irmamar :angel:

Gracias for the update, Angelica. I think you are right. I may have heard the word used in one of Madonna's productions made in Argentina. She was in a movie that was filmed there, and several videos, I believe. :thinking:

I don't know but also exist the term Inservible.

I hope my council can be useful for you.

@Crotalito: Your word is a good one. I would use it to make light of a bad situation. "Useless" is what it means here. Sometimes, though, inservible, would be true. I will add it to the dictionary. Gracias. :)