Olè -the typical spanish exclamation- is a word of Arab Origin

[Sebastianus Rex]

well, you have won a new histeric enemy then, la buena mujer está mas loca que una cabra.

be ready for longoborde insulting and bashing you sooner than later, I bet she will call you terrona and of course that you can go to Calahorra.

She has a fixation with Calahorra, god will know why.

Calahorra seems a nice inland city with a very nice infrastructure, not a dirty shithole that deserves being trolled.

[GiCa]

^ I don t know why she knows that city

As it a not a big city average Italian could know

But I think she was an expat in Spain due to work

[Baldo]

British Dictionary definitions for olé Expand
olé
/əʊˈleɪ/
interjection
1.
an exclamation of approval or encouragement customary at bullfights, flamenco dancing, and other Spanish or Latin American events
noun
2.
a cry of olé
Word Origin
Spanish, from Arabic wa-llāh, from wa and + allāh God


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I know the arabs conquered and kept under Hispania for a long time (four hundred years) but the greeks I don’t know what’s the bearing with it.