What are typical speech 'fillers' in spanish?
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often, when speaking in english we use fillers in speech. Examples are:
- umm, - ah, - ur, - uh huh, - eh etc.
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updated Oct 9, 2011
posted by GabriellaMonique
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Pues, vale, are two that spring to mind. I hear them quite a lot in Catalunya
Pues, no lo se. Vale, pues, vamos
updated Oct 9, 2011
edited by lagartijaverde
posted by lagartijaverde
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En Méjico se oye en la calle "este".
updated Oct 9, 2011
posted by bomberapolaca
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You should be able to find a whole list of them if you google the term "muletillas." You could also have a look at some of the previous threads on the subject:
?A question about non-essential words and phrases
?My Mexican friend always calls me "este." What exactly is he saying when he uses that word?
updated Oct 9, 2011
posted by Izanoni1
Great links! - lagartijaverde, Dec 28, 2010
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este....bueno....pues....e...... are all tipical discourse markers in Spanish 
They are used in all countries and dialects
updated Oct 9, 2011
posted by AngelinaG
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"Es que" is another one.
updated Oct 9, 2011
posted by TheSilentHero
