
Sos un salame
In Argentine slang, “sos un salame” translates to “you’re a salami,” used to describe someone acting foolish or naive. This expression playfully equates a person to the cured meat “salami,” implying they’re being silly or gullible. Its tone can vary from affectionate teasing among friends to mild criticism, depending on context.
- Argentina Exclusive
- First Release Dec 28, 2023
- Stamp Set Modismos argentinos
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