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laburante
🇦🇷 Spanish slang from Argentina
What does “laburante” mean?
worker, someone who works hard for a living
Example
“Mi viejo es un laburante, nunca faltó un día.”
My dad's a hard worker, he never missed a day.
Good to know
From laburo; said with respect.
Who you can say it to
Fine with anyone
💼 Work
The textbook way to say it: trabajador
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