Thread: What is "GARCA"?

Hey all,

I heard this word when speaking with a friend and even though he tried to explain it to me, I still find it quite hard to understand.
Does anyone know if there is an equivalent term in English?

Good one iyuanobi, I heard it too, but still dont get this Argentine slang. I think it comes from the word "oligarca"

We need help!

It's a person that insists on raining on your parade so to speak. Somebody mean spirited, bent on doing evil upon others.

Garca is a synonym of swindler or betrayer, it is a pretty offensive word.
It is originated by the Word "cagar"

Originally Posted by santiagop

Garca is a synonym of swindler or betrayer, it is a pretty offensive word.
It is originated by the Word "cagar"

Exactly, its the same word, the other way round. Changing the syllables

Originally Posted by jacosta

Exactly, its the same word, the other way round. Changing the syllables

Argentine slang is full of these kind of words with syllabes changed:
gotán = tango
doparti = partido (specially refered to a soccer match)
mionca = camión (truck)
atroden = adentro (inside)
capelu = peluca (wig)
tordo = doctor
jermu = mujer (wife)

Exactly, it doesn't come from the word "oligarca" but from the vesre of "cagar".

i searched for this word on different search engines but the answer's are same that garca is town in Brazil. so i keep searching what's the meaning of this word to help you

Hola, comparto este link, en el cual aparecen varios significados de la palabra "garca".
Diccionario Argentino / Definiciones de “Garca” modismos, argentinismos y mas