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187 months ago

JENN64  See profile asked this question:

Language pair:

Spanish > English

Subject:

Other

Level of diffculty:

Easy / medium

Word or term in question:

militares

Context:

necesito saber que termino hay en inglés para llamar a los militares de manera despectiva

Keywords:

de forma despectiva

 

 

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187 months ago

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187 months ago

Mauricio N.  See my profile wrote:

Jarhead/doggies/swabbies/grunts

My comment:

En Estados Unidos son Jarhead para los marines, Doggies para los army, swabbies para los navy y grunts para la infantería. Para todos en conjunto no hay un nombre en general, al menos que yo sepa

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187 months ago

Mauricio N.  See my profile wrote:

grunts/crunchies/nugs

My comment:

Referring to the sound they make when carrying heavy military equipment.

My references:

goarmyparents.om

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187 months ago

trilinguallady  See my profile wrote:

don't refer to him/her as sir or ma'am otherwise any other bad word that exists

My comment:

I guess deranking him/her calling them private when they are commander general I am not understanding what exactly you are seeking.

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