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que significa "me da bronca"?
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significa "me da problemas" amiga puffa01
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@puffa01 o también me enoja mucho(generalmente se usa mucho en mi país o también puedes decir "me da rabia").
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En España no se utiliza así la expresión, pero tiene que referirse a que te causa problemas o enfados ;)
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significa que algo le molesta mucho, "me da bronca que se coma mi postre" o cosas así ósea que no le gusta su actitud
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En Argentina, "me da bronca" se refiere a que algo o alguien te causa enojo
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