Thanks Lemur866. That’s what I was getting at. Spanish, from what I have gathered, as spoken in Central and South America is an example of how words take on certain region meanings, even though they once had the same meaning in Europe. By he way, the word “Keule” in German means “club” or “cudgel” in German but also has a distinct meaning in Berlin. It’s often used in greeting people “Hey Brother! “Na Keule, wie geht’s?” (Well, brother, how’s it going?” I haven’t heard the usage of Keule in Germany like that anywhere else.