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Spanish equivalent to "innit"?

Spanish equivalent to "innit"?

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Also, like, an equivalent to "like" when its being used as, like, an interjection? Thanks smile

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updated Aug 30, 2011
posted by ShutUpEileen

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There is really no equivalent (thank god) for the American use of "like" as a filler. There are filler words, but they are not used once every 3 words with no reason, they are only used as one searches for the correct word or phrase as one speaks. "Este" and "pues" come to mind.

As far as "innit" is concerned, I don't know what you mean by that... Is this just the opposite of "outofit?"

updated Aug 30, 2011
edited by Jeremias
posted by Jeremias
innit is slang for "isn't it", similar to "ain't it". - gintar77, Aug 30, 2011
A pretty senseless question, innit? :) - pesta, Aug 30, 2011
I hear this used a lot in British English slang, and almost never in the u.s.a. - pesta, Aug 30, 2011
Oh... I thought that was spelled "id'nit." - Jeremias, Aug 30, 2011