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people from the countryside or a small population that ignores the ways of the city.
people from the countryside or a small population that ignores the ways of the city. Pajuerano comes from "pa juera" : vulgar pronunciation of " for out, and it is a noun that is used primarily in Argentina, Bolivia, Paraguay and Uruguay to designate people from the field: a stranger came from the people, ignoring the ways of the city ...
The pajuerano refers to manners and customs very hardy, and usually used pejoratively, with close proximity to semantic terms of the sort of garrulous , punk, taciturn , hillbilly, redneck, uncouth ...
From Chile, our custodian Jlaa hue gives us the following: "In rural areas Chillán, VIII Region, Chile, is used to designate a pawn that is the way and once completed the task leaves the scene, he goes "pa out."
As an example of using our voice today, we will take as an example a paragraph of the work Those who ate Solis, the renowned writer Argentina María Esther de Miguel (1929-2003):
From Chile, our custodian Jlaa hue gives us the following: "In rural areas Chillán, VIII Region, Chile, is used to designate a pawn that is the way and once completed the task leaves the scene, he goes "pa out."
As an example of using our voice today, we will take as an example a paragraph of the work Those who ate Solis, the renowned writer Argentina María Esther de Miguel (1929-2003):
"... Once the Nicasio Sanchez did not give his daughter, who had escaped with a pajuerano : again did not find the fold, led by an evil person who stole the poor farm, not again encountered the tall poplar leaned in to the ranch, because he had broken in two by lightning demon ... "
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