Definitions tagged 11 in the street dictionary.
Slang for going on foot or walking because you do not have a vehicle. It is a visual pun where a person's two legs represent the number 11 (the phrasing mimics the way public bus routes are named).
A: How are you getting there? B: En el 11.
Automatically translated from Spanish
A humorous way to say you are traveling on foot. It is the setup for a joke where the person says they are going a little while on foot and the rest walking, which are just two ways of saying the same thing. (The name Fernando is used because it rhymes with caminando, the Spanish word for walking).
- Man, you are going a long way, how are you getting there? I do not see your car. - Oh no, I am going in the Carrito de Don Fernando, a little bit on foot and the rest walking.
Automatically translated from Spanish
To travel on foot or walk. The expression refers to how a person's legs look like the number 11 when walking. (In the Dominican Republic, the public bus is called a guagua).
- Man, the bus left me, now I am going to have to walk more than a camel just to get to the next stop. - Uff man, doing that whole trek Andar en el once is not easy.
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