Barallete

Barallete

Barallete

El barallete es un argot utilizado por los afiladores y paragüeros de la provincia de Orense, en Galicia.

Se trata del gallego de la zona, sustituyendo algunas palabras por otras sin ninguna conexión lingüística. Esto provoca que las personas ajenas al oficio no puedan entenderlo. Hablado durante mucho tiempo, cada vez queda menos gente que lo conozca.

Ejemplo

Un ejemplo de barallete:

Habia que chusar anque oretee ou axa barruxo, porque facía falta zurro, que Sanqueico nono da de balde.[1] BAR

Había que traballar aínda que chova ou haxa barro, porque facía falta diñeiro, que Deus non o dá de balde. GAL

"Había que trabajar aunque lloviese o hubiese barro, porque hacía falta dinero, y Dios no lo regala.

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