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Greetings everyone!
How many of us have enjoyed a Happy Hour drink after work? I have ... had... no time now as I need to find the equivalent for Happy Hour in Latinamerican Spanish. I have been in NZ too long and have no idea if there is such thing. In my times back home, I never came across it. So if anyone can help it'll be great! Cheers! |
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"Hora feliz"... simple y sencillamente.
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hora del amigo
dos por uno el campanazo hora de la campana |
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Hi Ceci,
All those expresions are used, but the most used in all Latin America is "Happy Hour", without translation. Cheers, Aline |
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Apoyo a David. En México es la hora feliz.
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In Argentina we use Happy Hour too.
2 x 1 is more like McDonalds sort of offer ![]()
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En Espańa se utiliza tanto Hora Feliz como Happy Hour. Yo utilizaría "Hora Feliz".
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I agree, in Argentina it is normally referred as 'happy hour'
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