See cebera on Wiktionary
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"english": "My father wants me to forget him and my heart refuses. My God, how could I forget him? For that [to happen], it would be necessary for my breath to run out and I to stop being Pepa. The poor man is not to blame, and we will [both] die from sorrow if my father and Mr Benito don't forgo what they are planning. Me, marrying an old man just because he has a lot of money!... The heart of this poor girl does not hunger for riches.",
"ref": "1884, Perfecto Fernández Usatorre, Manín el Güerfanu, Oviedo:",
"text": "Mio padre quier que lu olvide y mió corazón se niega. ¡Cómo 'lvidálu, Dios míu! Pa eso menester yera que mió aliendu s'acabás y dexára de ser Pepa. El probin non tien la culpa, y morreremos de pena si mió padre y don Benitu non dexen lo que proyetan. ¡Casame yo co'nun vieyu porque tien muncha cebera!.. El corazón desta probe non tien fame de riqueza.",
"translation": "My father wants me to forget him and my heart refuses. My God, how could I forget him? For that [to happen], it would be necessary for my breath to run out and I to stop being Pepa. The poor man is not to blame, and we will [both] die from sorrow if my father and Mr Benito don't forgo what they are planning. Me, marrying an old man just because he has a lot of money!... The heart of this poor girl does not hunger for riches.",
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"english": "I bring enough dough in my pocket to drink whatever booze I want,",
"ref": "1925, Marcos del Torniello, Un payo falando solo, Avilés:",
"text": "Traigo en bolso cevera pa chumar la xarapa^([sic]) que yo quiera,",
"translation": "I bring enough dough in my pocket to drink whatever booze I want,",
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"ipa": "/θeˈbeɾa/"
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"ipa": "[θeˈβ̞e.ɾa]"
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"english": "My father wants me to forget him and my heart refuses. My God, how could I forget him? For that [to happen], it would be necessary for my breath to run out and I to stop being Pepa. The poor man is not to blame, and we will [both] die from sorrow if my father and Mr Benito don't forgo what they are planning. Me, marrying an old man just because he has a lot of money!... The heart of this poor girl does not hunger for riches.",
"ref": "1884, Perfecto Fernández Usatorre, Manín el Güerfanu, Oviedo:",
"text": "Mio padre quier que lu olvide y mió corazón se niega. ¡Cómo 'lvidálu, Dios míu! Pa eso menester yera que mió aliendu s'acabás y dexára de ser Pepa. El probin non tien la culpa, y morreremos de pena si mió padre y don Benitu non dexen lo que proyetan. ¡Casame yo co'nun vieyu porque tien muncha cebera!.. El corazón desta probe non tien fame de riqueza.",
"translation": "My father wants me to forget him and my heart refuses. My God, how could I forget him? For that [to happen], it would be necessary for my breath to run out and I to stop being Pepa. The poor man is not to blame, and we will [both] die from sorrow if my father and Mr Benito don't forgo what they are planning. Me, marrying an old man just because he has a lot of money!... The heart of this poor girl does not hunger for riches.",
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"ref": "1925, Marcos del Torniello, Un payo falando solo, Avilés:",
"text": "Traigo en bolso cevera pa chumar la xarapa^([sic]) que yo quiera,",
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"ipa": "/θeˈbeɾa/"
},
{
"ipa": "[θeˈβ̞e.ɾa]"
},
{
"rhymes": "-eɾa"
}
],
"word": "cebera"
}
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