"And there came a loud, the very inconsiderate!" Said my mother angry after learning one of those family discussions in which a person of the intermediate generations ( say that "young adults") claiming a "titipuchal" of past events to one of his years ancestras.
that happened to necessarily had to meet several conditions:
1. narrate the event in Mexico, or at least in Jalisco;
2. they do not know who tells the dictionary of the Royal Academy English Language confines the use of that verb to Chile and Honduras (defined as "talking loudly" and "reprimand loudly): http://buscon.rae.es/draeI/ ;
3. who knows conjugate, as called for on the website of "logos", dedicated to "non single parole http://www.logosconjugator.org/mc/mes.php?id=9562&ul=EN descubrimoscon so glad that this site also includes " alcuna parolacce " and another buzzword;
4. that the action was made from a position that traditionally should be submissive, as the young people due to the ancestors, but with action subverts the authority relationship with the old on the (relative) newcomers to live in this planet ...
When someone "gritonea" another person, by evoking images to define the situation and the relationship between who gritonea (active) and who's screaming (passively) is the Chihuahua puppy barking at him big dog Great Dane. From a position of folly, with claims whose term is not included in the rights of people in a position of subordination.
Something similar happens when the gunmen come to claim the capo, who, according to your mood of the moment may respond with a gesture of contempt accompanied by an order not even deign to verbalization, either to prevent that person back to "yelling" on these lands, either to spare the life at such a tiny creature. Who is screaming
simply reinforced in its position of authority and power, while those who simply gritonea shows (once more among the many previous and forthcoming) that active verb conjugation expresses his despair at being unable to leave EVER , their subordinate position ... not even an act of insubordination or mutiny ...
