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SacatónA coward who backs out at the last second, who promises big things but chickens out when it's go time. The sacatón is the one who never shows up when you actually need them.
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TeporochoA homeless alcoholic who lives on the streets and drinks daily until they pass out. In Mexico it's a sadly common sight, a person at rock bottom whose world revolves entirely around their next drink.
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Dar el aviónTo ignore someone or pretend you're paying attention when you're totally not listening. In Mexico, 'dar el avión' is the best way to dodge someone without confrontation.
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OndaVibe, style, situation, thing, or topic in general. 'Qué onda' is the universal Mexican greeting, and 'buena onda' describes someone who's pleasant, chill, and great to be around.
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Armar broncaIn Argentina and other countries, to provoke a scandal, a conflict, or a fight where it didn't need to be. The person who 'stirs up trouble' always has an excuse ready. This expression conveys a sense of unnecessary drama and confrontation, often stemming from a desire for attention or to create chaos.
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Sacatón0 votes

A coward who backs out at the last second, who promises big things but chickens out when it's go time. The sacatón is the one who never shows up when you actually need them.

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Teporocho0 votes

A homeless alcoholic who lives on the streets and drinks daily until they pass out. In Mexico it's a sadly common sight, a person at rock bottom whose world revolves entirely around their next drink.

alanlucena
Dar el avión0 votes

To ignore someone or pretend you're paying attention when you're totally not listening. In Mexico, 'dar el avión' is the best way to dodge someone without confrontation.

alanlucena
Onda0 votes

Vibe, style, situation, thing, or topic in general. 'Qué onda' is the universal Mexican greeting, and 'buena onda' describes someone who's pleasant, chill, and great to be around.

alanlucena
Armar bronca0 votes

In Argentina and other countries, to provoke a scandal, a conflict, or a fight where it didn't need to be. The person who 'stirs up trouble' always has an excuse ready. This expression conveys a sense of unnecessary drama and confrontation, often stemming from a desire for attention or to create chaos.

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