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Old 07-20-2009, 03:46 PM   #1
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Default pichiador?

any help on what this means??
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Old 07-20-2009, 03:47 PM   #2
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Hola fambotto,
Tenés algo más de contexto? O donde viste esa palabra?
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Old 07-21-2009, 11:22 AM   #3
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Se me ocurre que pudiera ser un regionalismo para el equivalente en español de la palabra 'pitcher' del juego de béisbol.
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Old 07-21-2009, 02:18 PM   #4
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pienso lo mismo que hugocar: pitcher.
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sí, chicos, yo también creo que es un calco de pitcher, pero danos contexto, para confirmar!
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Old 07-21-2009, 04:30 PM   #6
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Esta es una posibilidad:

"Te voy a pichar una torta" o "Te voy a disparar una torta" son usados para decir que te voy a invitar (una torta, por ejemplo) en el entendido que yo la voy a comprar para que tu te la comas.
El pichador es quien paga voluntariamente por los demas.

In some regions that's how people call a person who is known to usually pay the rounds in a bar, or invites you to have lunch and always picks up the tab.

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Hola Mario: gracias por la información. No tenía idea de este uso. ¿Dónde exactamente es que se usa esta palabra con este significado?
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Mexico.
Te picho una soda (en el norte)
Te picho un refresco (en el sur)

Esto es en lo que se refiere a Mexico.
Pichiar nunca lo he escuchado. Pichar si.

En Argentina tiene otros usos por lo que veo en este post de hace 3 años.

http://ar.answers.yahoo.com/question...9192454AA1tRn0
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In Colombia, "pichar" means "to have ***".

In Costa Rica, "la picha" is "the *****". "Cara de picha" is a very common insult, especially among taxi drivers.

Am I the only person who has noticed that the person asking about "pichiador" has not had the courtesy to reply to us, giving us the context, the source, the region where it is used, etc.? How odd.
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