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Meaning of joseo




Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez

joseo
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It's a josear inflection. It means working, digging, fighting to earn your livelihood. It comes the term of Joseph, husband of Mary and Father of Jesus, prototype of the hardworking and laborious man. By extension, it means struggle, effort, hard, right.

  




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From the English verb "to hustle". The act of hustling, to make efforts to obtain something, especially money. It is a Spanglish inflection of the word. From: hustleo (hustling. Inflection in Spanish that keeps the root of the verb in English) To: joseo (adaptation of the word pronunciation to the Spanish spelling)
Synonyms of joseo are  hustle hustling
 Used in US as well

"He's been hustling for months to pay his wife's medical bills."

  



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