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camarada

friend

campechanear

to be doing two things at once

cacarizo

a pimple-faced shit

cada chango a su mecate

see you later

boya con patas

a fat person

bicla

a bike

aquí nomás mis chicharrones truenan

around here, what I say goes

andar bien trucho

to be extremely clever

andar tras los huesos de

to court or pursue someone romantically

apelativo

nickname

agarrarse de bajada

to tease someone

¿te conozco, mozco?

how’s it going?, what’s up?

a chingar a su madre

expression said to someone who has used up all your patience, so they will finally leave you alone

a la chingada

used to put an end to something, to throw away an unusable object, when a job is finished at all costs or when you no longer want to see a person

¿jalas o te pandeas?

yes or no?

¿qué Honduras mi Nicaragua?

what’s going on?, what’s up?

¿qué hongo / jorongo / tepetongo / morongo?

what’s going on?, what’s up?

¿qué ondón Ramón, con el camarón?

what’s going on?, what’s up?, how’s it going?

ya chole con eso

that’s enough of that

vete a la verga

go fuck yourself

wey

alternate spelling of “güey”

y diay vos or iday vos

hello, what’s up

va

ok

titipuchal

a ton of, lots of

tenme acá

word said to children to keep them away because their presence is not necessary, used to keep them occupied

timbre

a postage stamp

tazcalate or tascalate

typical drink from Tuxtla, made with fried corn and cinnamon

sangrón or sangrona

persona impertinente o pesada

sereno, moreno

calm down!, relax!

si tienes tele, ahí te ves

calm down

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