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What does "Tomate' una chela" mean? it was under a Beer Sign.

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updated FEB 22, 2009
posted by David-Markham

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Heidita, doesn't 'una caña' usually mean 'a small beer'?

Heidita said:

It is listed as beer in the dictionary. In Spain we say:Tómate una caña.

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updated FEB 22, 2009
posted by Pete-HKK
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It is listed as beer in the dictionary. In Spain we say:

Tómate una caña.

updated FEB 22, 2009
posted by 00494d19
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Let me break it down for you: "tomar" = to drink. "tomate'"= you drink. But I'm assuming in this case it means "have a beer". There are various ways to say "beer" in Spanish. Every Spanish speaking country has there own way of saying certain words that mean the same. Hopefully this helps you!

updated FEB 22, 2009
posted by Anna-Rocio-Mendoza
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tomate = tomato
tómate = have / drink

updated FEB 21, 2009
posted by lazarus1907
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chela = beer

updated FEB 21, 2009
posted by Martin-Rizzi
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Have a beer!

updated FEB 21, 2009
posted by samdie
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