Perú
Venezuela
Ecuadorsapear
To snoop, eye something, or watch what others are doing: to keep a close lookout. (In Peru and much of Latin America, a sapo or toad is someone who is nosy).
My friend sapea the hat in that shop.
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sapear
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What does sapear mean in each country?
- PerúTo snoop, eye something, or watch what others are doing: to keep a close lookout. (In Peru and much of Latin America, a...
- VenezuelaTo snitch, tattle, or tell on someone. (The term comes from sapo, meaning toad, which is common slang for a snitch or...
- EcuadorTo be nosy or pry into other people's business. It refers to the act of snooping to find out what others are up to. (In...
sapear
To snitch, tattle, or tell on someone. (The term comes from sapo, meaning toad, which is common slang for a snitch or rat).
My sister saw when I got home late last night, and she went to sapear to my mom.
Automatically translated from Spanish
sapear
To be nosy or pry into other people's business. It refers to the act of snooping to find out what others are up to. (In Latin American slang, a sapo or toad is a snitch or a busybody).
Juan was sapeando while he was eating at the restaurant.
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