How do you say this in English (US)? "puesto de tacos"

14 Nov 08:43 AM

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English (US)

@isuma joint is slang for any casual place you get something to eat ... it always has to be preceded by an adjective, or modifying noun (eg., great little joint, taco joint, burger joint). ... If you want a term for an impermanent tiny “restaurant” in the street, you can say “stand,” e.g., “taco stand”

transliminal

14 Nov 08:35 AM

English (US)

@isuma Taco joint

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isuma

14 Nov 08:36 AM

Spanish (Mexico)

@transliminal thanks! do you call the small places in the street "joint"?

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14 Nov 08:43 AM

English (US)

@isuma joint is slang for any casual place you get something to eat ... it always has to be preceded by an adjective, or modifying noun (eg., great little joint, taco joint, burger joint). ... If you want a term for an impermanent tiny “restaurant” in the street, you can say “stand,” e.g., “taco stand”

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