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Soso, sosa, sosilón
we call sb soso, or sosilón when they are not very animated, they don´t like doing anything. they stay all they at home etc...
Another meaning is sb who speaks very slowly. How do we translate these two meanings in English? |
For the first one, "dull"? :thinking:
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Could I use soso in a wider sense of, for example mediocre, más o menos, apenas aceptable etc.? If so, then finally a word I can say without being accused of speaking spanglish: an exact equivalent of "so-so."
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lifeless
lackluster dull boring sluggish lethargic slow inactive spiritless lazy be a couch-potato lead a *ho-hum existence *humdrum *tiresome *insipid *vapid |
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