Re:Penguin travels every year to visit man who rescued him (...
by ravishi on Wednesday January 09, 2019 @03:15PM
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Dindim is also how people call those ice-cream-like things inside a plastic bag. At least that's the first thing that came to my mind when I read the article. Really don't know if it exists or has a name in other parts of the world, but in Brazil I've also heard "geladinho", "cremosinho", "sacolé" and probably many other names. But to me, it's always gonna be "dindim".
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Re:Penguin travels every year to visit man who rescued him (...
by airstrike on Wednesday January 09, 2019 @03:30PM
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Really? That makes a whole lot more sense!
Geladinho -> geladim -> dindim
I never heard of that! I always called it sacolé, but then again slangs are very much regional in Brazil