La palabra de hoy es: 'pepino' = cucumber.
In Spanish, 'pepino' is a masculine noun of Latin origin.
A word related to 'pepino' is the noun 'pepinillo' and it means a small pickled cucumber, a gherkin.
The noun 'pepino' is used in the common expression:
In Spanish, 'pepino' is a masculine noun of Latin origin.
A word related to 'pepino' is the noun 'pepinillo' and it means a small pickled cucumber, a gherkin.
The noun 'pepino' is used in the common expression:
- Importar un pepino (not to care at all)
An example of the use of 'pepino' and 'pepinillo' is:
- Me importa un pepino todo eso (I don't give a hoot about all that)
- Me gustan los pepinillos (I like gherkins)
Love-Spanish.com loves the word 'pepinillo' in the YouTube clip in which Fobia sing: Pepinillo marino
*NB 'Click' on the speaker icon next to the word “pepino” in the link to hear the word pronounced.
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