Additionally, you have to keep these tips in mind:

• If they call you bobbin either coil, don’t be angry. More than an insult, it is affectionate. Be worried if they call you babayu.
• If they call you life either vidina Don’t think they are trying to flirt with you. It is a loving way of addressing people, even if we don’t know them.
• Don’t think it’s bad if you hear ‘Wow you are so fit today!‘. It’s not that it’s disgusting, but that you’re having a bad day.
• Here we finish everything in -in either -ina. It has nothing to do with size. It’s just to make it more ours. It even helps us to include the ‘please’: Can you give me a coffee?
• Although here in Gijón/XixónAs we are big, too we use the augmentative a lot. Look: the Escalerona, the Molinón, the Iglesiona, the Acerona, the Fabricona, les Letrones…
• By the way, it is sidrina. Not ‘sidriña’! And, you may have noticed, We put the pronouns at the end and always use the simple past: did you understand?
• Attentive! The masculine singular is -or, the plural is -you. And in the feminine the singular is -to and the plural -is. ‘cow‘ and ‘fabe‘ they do not exist. Is cow and bean. Plural: cows and Fabes
• Some may not have much of an accent, but you will notice that Asturian YE, because Y.E.: what time is it?; where are you? how handsome ye!; Ye what’s there!..
• everything is beautiful. The bonito is a fish.
• For emphasis, we end the sentences in Ho!, which is the abbreviation of home (man). You can also hear ¡Ne! In the end if you are a woman.
• ‘go see the whale‘ is not an invitation to a tourist attraction to observe wildlife. They are sending you for a walk.
• Ah! And if there is something that we like, but at the same time it is endearing to us, we say that lends us or what ye prestosu.