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13 Dec 2019
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Spanish (Spain)
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Basque
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Catalan
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What does animalada mean?
What does animalada mean?
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Es una forma coloquial que se usa cuando se habla de alguna acción disparatada. un sinónimo seria salvajada. También se usa cuando tienes una cantidad excesiva de algo.
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