¿..estar chapados a la antigua? (Y otras viradas)
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I'm currently reading Nosotros Somos Dios, a play by Wilberto Cantón, for my spanish class. I'm just a little confused by a few of the phrases they've used. I can make a few guesses at they're literal translation, but they don't make much sense to me. These are what I'm having some trouble with.
Estar chapados a la antigua
comprarse de comer
probar bocado
If anyone could help me out, it'd mean a lot. Thanks in advance!
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updated Oct 30, 2009
posted by dan6
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Estar chapados a la antigua = old fashioned comprarse de comer = to buy something to eat probar bocado = to eat something
updated Oct 30, 2009
posted by ismarodri_uy
