Feb 18, 2017
What is ‘vesre’?
It’s a form of slang that is used (primarily) in Argentina and Uruguay. It means “(al) revés” and that is how it usually works: you change the order of the syllables in a word. The most common example is “feca”, which is “café”
I’m going to list some of the words I use with my family, or the ones I’m most familiar with:
Keep in mind that some of this words are offensive and this is a list that you shouldn’t add to your vocabulary: you can only use ‘vesre’ in certain contexts (with your family, friends, significant other) and it would be considerated vulgar if you use this slang outside of those contexts.
You can find more information about “vesre” in this Wordreference thread or on Wikipedia.
