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What does "sos" mean, as in "sos divina"'

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updated Mar 22, 2014
posted by Naomi-Margolis

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its used in argentina y uruguay también

updated Aug 21, 2010
posted by steve2
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In Nicaragua, there is a popular song, "Nicaraguita, Nicaraguita," that has a verse: Pero ahora que ya sos libre, Nicaraguita, Yo te quiero mucho mas

updated Mar 22, 2014
posted by RolloMartins
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Nice of you to say that, Naomi. I think most people on this forum are actually from Argentina , Mexico...generally Latin America.

We hope you like it here.

updated May 4, 2008
posted by 00494d19
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Since I just started to learn Spanish, I hadn't realized the extent to which it differs from Spain to S. America to Mexico. Is there some source I can use to learn the Spanish spoken in Argentina?
Thanks! I've never done these kinds of interchanges on the net before, and it's so delightful...I can see I'll become addicted.

updated May 4, 2008
posted by Naomi-Margolis
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Naomi, good for you to inlcude context...I thought you meant "SOS", the help cry.

I agree with the other posters. In Spain this is not used.

updated May 4, 2008
posted by 00494d19
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Thanks, Steve--the source was Argentinian, so this is good to know!

updated May 4, 2008
posted by Naomi-Margolis
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Thanks...I assumed it meant that, but couldn't find the verb form.

updated Apr 30, 2008
posted by Naomi-Margolis
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Vos sos divina = Tú eres divina

Used in Central America, especially Costa Rica.

updated Apr 30, 2008
posted by 00bacfba