Do you use paja for a drinking straw as well?
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Do you use "paja" for a drinking straw as well?
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updated Oct 30, 2009
posted by cheltteach
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Aquí está una página de Wikipedia
updated Oct 30, 2009
posted by Moe
Every word you could want is there! - 00515f39, Oct 30, 2009
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In Uruguay we use 'pajita'. Be careful with using 'paja', it means a dirty expression.
updated Oct 30, 2009
posted by ismarodri_uy
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We say pajita, we do not use paja for that.
updated Oct 30, 2009
posted by 00494d19
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We also use "pajita " in Argentina.
updated Oct 30, 2009
posted by 00e657d4
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I've also been taught 'canita' down here in Andalucia from the cooks in the 'instituto' along with 'pajita'. And thus ends my only post outside of my blogs in the forum! :0) Definitely been a while.
-Charlius-
updated Oct 30, 2009
posted by Charlius
Good to see you here! - --Mariana--, Oct 30, 2009
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People here say popote.
updated Oct 30, 2009
posted by lorenzo9
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I wouldn't but what do I know. Perhaps pajita.
{There are too many other "offbeat" meanings if you know what I mean.}
updated Oct 30, 2009
edited by Yeser007
posted by Yeser007
No, excuse but I don't know what you mean. Please explain and be very explicit. I'll pour myself a little wine while I wait for your answer. Please don't take the word little literally.Thank you. - 00769608, Oct 30, 2009
