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¿qué lo qué?

what’s up?

‘ta buena

she is so hot

‘ta to

okay

a lo cara de vaquero

to do something quickly

abimbar

1) smack, hit, beat up 2) to fill a container until it’s about to overrun

abombao

full

abombarse

when fruits and/or water are going bad, spoil

abrazadera

to hug frequently or a lot

acabóse

a crazy, out-of-control party or a large disorder or scandal

zoquetada

something foolish

zumbar el mango

to express bother and frustration

zumbarse

to overstep the bounds

zunzú

the smallest bird in Cuba

a la brigandina

to do something just to get it done, to do something without thinking about the consequences

¡adió!

wow, expression used to show awe

¡Angelina!

to notice something, it is the equivalent of ¡Ángela María!

¡anjá¡

expression that depending on how it’s said it can be admiration, interest, criticism, teasing, enthusiasm or joy, used to show surprise

¡cojollo!

typical expression to denote surprise or anger

¡miélquina!

damn!, hell!

yuma

U.S.A.

yutongs

a brand name of bus

zambumbia

a bad-tasting fruit beverage

zamparse

to scarf down food or drink

zanaco

imbecile, asshole, idiot

zancajear

to walk a lot to find something

zancalejear

to walk a lot to find something

zíper

a zipper

zoncear

to fool around

tufado

body odor, stench

un pan

to be good

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