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Number 11 - In what language do you speak? Confusion

What does that mean?

Hello, how are you?, I hope well. Come to the point
quickie, so I'm not the issue.
This is so, how many Sometimes we are friends, acquaintances, strangers, and tell us a completely foreign word in our vocabulary?
And we respond with a forced riza we do not know the meaning.
Why not know the meaning?
Because they are invented words, or with a double meaning that until they tell you the meaning, not going to be able to know they do not appear in a dictionary.
For example in my country there is much variety of words, here are some with their meanings, at least in my city means this:

Zorro: Animal, drunk, police. Milic
: Police.
Yuta / Shuta: Police.
My Berretin: My life, my madness.
Gluttony: Hunger.
Flogger: A person who uses lamp-style pants (Chupines) and clothes of many colors. Caco
: Person who used designer clothing, that most stolen. Blacky
: Idem for "Thief."
Birra, Cerveza
Lighter Robo 2 people, you talk and distract the owner and one steal. Tranz
: A person who sells drugs.
Pointer: Idem for "Tranz".
Hey, cat!: How to call someone who does not remember his name.
Cana: Police.
Iron: Arma.
This crook: It looks good.
travel: It is an adjective to a sentence. Ex: These shoes are traveling. These shoes are beautiful.
Mustache: Police.

Well these are some but there are millions, and every day invents a new word or any new meaning.
My point is that, more than once I'm sure, as I said before, they told us a word and we know that answer. After
are people who do not know the why but assembles the sentences with words that have nothing to do with them. Example:

• Pepito, where you going? I
• where Peter

Who told them to say so?

Correct answer:

• Pepito, where you going? I'm going to
• pedro - I go to Peter's house. There

You can say, but go where Pedro?
I'm no genius, and I have all my mistakes together, and I'm on the subject of terror "language" but I think that falls from mature.
would be remiss to dijieramos:

I

• Aunt. I
• grandmother. I
• dad. I
• of neighbor.

Yes, I know, is shorter and understood. Need to dijieramos "I bath, eye, then we would say" I'm going to the bathroom ", Argentinians are so complicated, back to what it is short and it is understood, but one thing to say in family and other is to say when we left and we find formal people, go to a party or formal.

Well folks, I hope you liked, and we started talking common good thing so we all understand.

A hug!