What does tete mean in Argentina?
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Teté ?
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updated Jun 16, 2010
posted by CmAt
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In Castilian Spanish teté would be the 1st person, singular, preterite tense, indicative mood for the verb tetar. (to suckle)
Since you mention Argentina I suppose this could be some form of voseo Spanish. The present tense vos forms usually end in ás, és, ís so I would guess that it is a command form (e.g. tener=tené). the é would mean that it is a 2nd conjugation verb (ER). I don''t recognize the verb.
In your title you wrote tete. In your description you wrote teté. Which is it? Accent marks are very important to word meanings in Spanish.
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updated Jun 15, 2010
edited by 0074b507
posted by 0074b507
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Hola,
En algunas partes de Colombia se le dice tete o tetero al biberón.
updated Jun 16, 2010
posted by LuisaGomezBartle
