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jalea means jelly in spanish?

jalea means jelly in spanish?

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jalea means jelly in spanish?

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updated Jul 1, 2011
posted by VengoDr

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Yessireebob, Mr. Paco... de acuerdo con la jalea....

There's also the following:

Jam = mermelada

Preserve(s) = confitura o compota


Which calls to mind the joke I heard at a grocery store some years back =>

**A fellow goes into a market where the majority of the workers are Hispanic. He finds one employee and asks him: Where do you have your yams?...

To which the Hispanic gentleman replied, "Oh they are over by the yellies!" **

(rimshot here or a groan, you pick!) oh oh

updated Jul 1, 2011
posted by cristalino
Hola Chris, go to our SD dictionary for "jalea" and have a good laugh - pacofinkler, Jun 30, 2011
Good one liner Chris! - pacofinkler, Jun 30, 2011
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Jalea is the common word for jelly

updated Jun 30, 2011
posted by pacofinkler