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Is a gaucho a south American cowboy or a spanish vegetable soup?
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Gaucho is a Spanish term commonly used to describe what?
Gaucho is a Spanish term that is generally used to describe South American people who come from the Pampas, which are fertile lowlands. These areas are found in places like Brazil, Argentina, and Uruguay. A Gaucho would be roughly equivalent to the American cowboy.
What is the definition of gaucho?
a cowboy of the South American pampas.
How do you use gaucho in a sentence?
Gaucho is a noun meaning a cowboy of the South American pampas. Example sentence:A gaucho rides his horse to work no matter what the weather.
What does the word gaucho mean?
Gaucho is a kind of cowboy in South America.
What is the difference between gauchos and American cowboys?
the difference between a gaucho and a cowboy is that gaucho is a tribe and cowboy is part of a western economy and they wear boots and have a blade connected to their ankle and their boots.
A gaucho in Argentina is equivalent to what is the US?
A gaucho is equivalent to a cowboy.
A gaucho in Argentina is equivalent to what in the US?
A gaucho is equivalent to a cowboy.
What South American country would you be most likely to find a cowboy called a gaucho.?
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What kind of animals do gauchos bring with them?
A gaucho is a Spanish cowboy, so one might surmise they bring cattle.
What is the Argentinian name for a cowboy?
The term for an Argentine cowboy is "gaucho."
What cowboy is is Argentina or Uruguay?
A Gaucho.
What is the name of argetninian cow boys?
In Argentina, "gaucho" could be described as a loose equivalent to the North American "cowboy".
