Paseo en bici por Bogotá con narración sencilla
A1 Spanish hallásgyakorlat · Mexikói spanyol · kezdőknek számára válogatva
What does “la cebra” mean in Colombian Spanish?
Latin American Spanish, including Colombian, calls a pedestrian crosswalk la cebra (“the zebra”). The name comes from the painted black-and-white stripes that look like a zebra’s coat. Spain prefers the longer paso de cebra (“zebra crossing”) or paso de peatones. American English borrowed the same image less directly: zebra crossings exist mostly in Britain and the Commonwealth, while Americans say “crosswalk.” The Colombian short form la cebra makes for a quick, vivid word that learners pick up fast.
In this clip, a Bogotá bike rider narrates a city ride: “Ahora cruzamos la calle por la cebra” (“Now we cross the street at the zebra”).
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Forrás: wordfreq 3.1.1 (általános) · SUBTLEX-ESP 2011 (beszélt). A sávok közelítők, a pontos rangsorolás nincs eltárolva.
- ▸In Latin American driver’s-ed and traffic-school content
- ▸In Colombian children’s books about walking to school
- ▸In Latin American street-safety public-service announcements
- ▸In Latin American sitcoms about city life
- ▸In Spanish-language Google Maps and navigation apps