Shop in the Name of Love (2011)
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Adobo down: Mad flava.
Arroz con pollo: Rice and chicken.
Benjamins: Bucks, dollars.
Bruja: A good or bad witch.
Caliente mad: Really angry.
Confirmation: Catholic religion ceremony at the age of thirteen.
Cuatro yuks!: When something or someone is four times yucky.
Do me a flava: Do me a favor.
Duckets: Money, loot.
Down for the ‘do: Ready to support.
Está bien: Awright.
Fib-eronis: Teeny-weeny fibs.
Flipping the flimflam: Acting or doing something shady.
Floss: Show off.
Frijoles: Beans.
Graci...as gooseness: Thank goodness.
La dopa!: Fabulous.
La gran fantasía: Living in Happyville.
La wacka: Something that is wack.
Lonchando: Lunching.
Madrina: Godmother.
Majordomo: Legitimate.
Mentira: A not-so-little lie.
Muy coolio: Very cool.
Pinata-whacking mad: When someone is madder than caliente mad.
Poco paz: A little peace.
Qué broma!: What a joke!
Querida: Dear. Precious one.
Radickkio: Ridiculous!
Ready for Freddy: Ready to do your thing, no matter what happens.
Schemo: Idiot Tan coolio: So cool.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Adobo down: Mad flava.
Arroz con pollo: Rice and chicken.
Benjamins: Bucks, dollars.
Bruja: A good or bad witch.
Caliente mad: Really angry.
Confirmation: Catholic religion ceremony at the age of thirteen.
Cuatro yuks!: When something or someone is four times yucky.
Do me a flava: Do me a favor.
Duckets: Money, loot.
Down for the ‘do: Ready to support.
Está bien: Awright.
Fib-eronis: Teeny-weeny fibs.
Flipping the flimflam: Acting or doing something shady.
Floss: Show off.
Frijoles: Beans.
Graci...as gooseness: Thank goodness.
La dopa!: Fabulous.
La gran fantasía: Living in Happyville.
La wacka: Something that is wack.
Lonchando: Lunching.
Madrina: Godmother.
Majordomo: Legitimate.
Mentira: A not-so-little lie.
Muy coolio: Very cool.
Pinata-whacking mad: When someone is madder than caliente mad.
Poco paz: A little peace.
Qué broma!: What a joke!
Querida: Dear. Precious one.
Radickkio: Ridiculous!
Ready for Freddy: Ready to do your thing, no matter what happens.
Schemo: Idiot Tan coolio: So cool.
What to read after Shop in the Name of Love?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Deborah Gregory to read onlineMoreLess
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