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Qué ondaThe quintessential Mexican greeting meaning 'what's up' or 'what's going on.' Depending on tone, it can be a casual hello, a genuine question about a situation, or even a confrontational 'what's your problem.'
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GraciasLa palabra esencial para agradecer en español, usada en todo el mundo hispanohablante. Cortés y siempre bien recibida.
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TextearTo send text messages or chat with someone constantly. An anglicism from the English 'text' that became a verb in Spanish and is used all across Latin America.
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PendejearTo waste time doing dumb stuff with zero productive purpose. In Mexico, pendejear is being a slacker, doing nothing, burning hours on activities that contribute absolutely nothing.
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Pantalón de mezclillaJeans made of denim, the most universal item in any Mexican closet. In Mexico nobody says "jeans" or "vaqueros" — pantalón de mezclilla is the correct way and no wardrobe is complete without at least one pair.
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Qué onda0 votes

The quintessential Mexican greeting meaning 'what's up' or 'what's going on.' Depending on tone, it can be a casual hello, a genuine question about a situation, or even a confrontational 'what's your problem.'

Anonymous
Gracias0 votes

La palabra esencial para agradecer en español, usada en todo el mundo hispanohablante. Cortés y siempre bien recibida.

alanlucena
Textear0 votes

To send text messages or chat with someone constantly. An anglicism from the English 'text' that became a verb in Spanish and is used all across Latin America.

alanlucena
Pendejear0 votes

To waste time doing dumb stuff with zero productive purpose. In Mexico, pendejear is being a slacker, doing nothing, burning hours on activities that contribute absolutely nothing.

alanlucena
Pantalón de mezclilla0 votes

Jeans made of denim, the most universal item in any Mexican closet. In Mexico nobody says "jeans" or "vaqueros" — pantalón de mezclilla is the correct way and no wardrobe is complete without at least one pair.

alanlucena
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