Do you know what this means?
Do you know what the term "carajillo/a" used in Costa Rica means?
¿Sabe que significado tiene el dicho "carajillo/a"?
El carajillo tiene 20 años. ¿verdad?
5 Answers
Not really, "carajillo" means "rascal"
I think the word you are hearing is carajillo. It come from the word carajo
If you have more doubts about this word, ask. ![]()
Ellos me explicaron que carajillo/a es mismo caraguilá o caraniño o carabebé.
They explained it to me that "carajillo/a" is the same as kidface or child face or baby face.
Baby face is 20 years old. Really?
Not really, "carajillo" means "rascal"
This doesn't seem to be the case in Costa Rica.
At first glance carajillo (to me) seemed like it meant young, or someone who looks young, which is the explanation you got Andreknue.
But since I wasn't sure, I did a little poking around and here's what I found:
¿Ticos: Qué significa la palabra "Carajillo"? - Yahoo Answer
"carajillo" significa por extensión un muchacho muy joven.
Niño o chiquillo, como decir chamaco en México
niño, pero de una forma un poco despectiva o se le puede decir a un adulto tambien, cuando se comporta de forma inmadura "pareces un carajillo" jajajajaja
The meaning can also be confirmed here.
And for good measure I will confirm this with my Costa Rican friends.
Also, searching for "que significa carajillo costa rica" will yield several results.
Sounds like "son/daugther". Hijo/Hija.