How to Grill Like a Real Argentinian | Easy Spanish 233

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1 Picadita - Literally a “little bite”, it refers to the aperitivo where you eat and drink a little before the meal.
2 Achuras: refers to the offal, the innards of an animal. The parts that sometimes get thrown away, but in Argentina are a popular part of the asado.
3 La entraña: not to be confused with “las entrañas” (which refers to the entrails), is a special cut of beef called the “skirt steak”.
4 Chinchulín: or “chinchus” are chitterlings or chitlings in English, a special part of the offal.
5 Matambrito: diminutive of matambre - meat, here pork, that is rolled and stuffed. English borrows the French “roulade” which means “roll”.

Subtitle translation: we try to translate our subtitles into English in the most literal way possible, without losing the meaning. While it may not always produce the best-sounding translation, we hope you find this useful as it should reduce the need for a dictionary or grammar book to understand every sentence.

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Host of this episode: Agustín Tripodi
Editing: Francisco A. Soza
Camera: Mateo Auad
Translation: Harry Sumner
Producer: Francisco A. Soza