Entity: LA-LENGUA-MUY-LARGA
LA-LENGUA-MUY-LARGA is a Spanish slang term used to describe a person who talks too much, often sharing secrets or private information.
LA-LENGUA-MUY-LARGA
Etymology
The term 'LA-LENGUA-MUY-LARGA' originates from Spanish slang, where 'lengua larga' translates to 'big mouth' or 'blabbermouth'. It refers to individuals who talk excessively and may divulge confidential information.
Definition
LA-LENGUA-MUY-LARGA is an informal term used to describe someone who is indiscreet, talks too much, and often shares secrets or private information inappropriately.
Historical Context
The concept of having a 'lengua larga' has been prevalent in Spanish-speaking cultures for years, highlighting the importance of discretion and the consequences of gossip.
Cultural Significance
In Hispanic communities, being labeled as 'LA-LENGUA-MUY-LARGA' carries negative connotations, emphasizing the value of keeping private matters confidential.
Related Concepts
Similar terms include 'lenguilargo' and 'ser largo de lengua', all denoting individuals who are overly talkative and indiscreet.
See Also
An informal term referring to someone who is indiscreet, talks excessively, and may share inappropriate or inconvenient information.