Meaning of changüí

Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez

changüí

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On some Caribbean islands it is a type of popular dance (Puerto Rico, Cuba). It is also a way to call the advantage that is given in some games or sports to novices or beginners.

  

Luis Illanes Albornoz

For Chileans, changí rather means jumble, , menjunje of disparate things, tuna, mixing to good tuna

  

furoya

In Cuba and Central America it is a dance; but in Argentina 'dar chang'í' is something like "giving handicap", although more than a method of equalization in a competition between unequal, it would be almost a leftover attitude, as saying "I give you advantage because you are less than me". The truth is that many times the advantage is apparent, it is a deception; and changí in caló means just that: "trap, timo, disappointment". See dar changí .

  

nelida

If as it says in this page is like " not give him changüi " do not give you more importance! not having her give a changuí someone is to ask the " 34 fat broth; It's not worth they flattery it to who treats you.

  

Anonimo

give changüi is to provide atenciónvulgarmente give bolillaasí what we have always used by Buenos Aires Argentina

  

Javier Ramírez

in my childhood among the sailors of Portosín (A Coruña ) is of so nominated to the batch of fish each sailor had to House just around the slaughter of inshore, regardless of salary or Commission ( part )

  

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