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Hasta las chanclasCompletely hammered, so drunk you can't even walk straight. In Mexico, it's one of the most graphic expressions for extreme drunkenness — as if even your flip-flops are wasted.
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QuiúboleAn informal Mexican greeting, a contraction of '¿Qué hubo?' (what's been up). It's the most street-level, direct way to greet someone you're close with.
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Caer gordoTo find someone annoying or unlikeable for no logical reason in Mexico. When someone te cae gordo, it's an instinctive rejection — you can't explain why but you just can't stand them.
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JalarTo go somewhere, accept an invitation, or get moving. It's the Mexican way of saying 'let's go' or 'I'm in,' perfect for when someone proposes a plan.
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ChuladaSomething extremely beautiful, gorgeous, or well-made that takes your breath away. In Mexico it's used for people, objects, food, or anything you absolutely love.
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Hasta las chanclas0 votes

Completely hammered, so drunk you can't even walk straight. In Mexico, it's one of the most graphic expressions for extreme drunkenness — as if even your flip-flops are wasted.

alanlucena
Quiúbole0 votes

An informal Mexican greeting, a contraction of '¿Qué hubo?' (what's been up). It's the most street-level, direct way to greet someone you're close with.

alanlucena
Caer gordo0 votes

To find someone annoying or unlikeable for no logical reason in Mexico. When someone te cae gordo, it's an instinctive rejection — you can't explain why but you just can't stand them.

alanlucena
Jalar0 votes

To go somewhere, accept an invitation, or get moving. It's the Mexican way of saying 'let's go' or 'I'm in,' perfect for when someone proposes a plan.

alanlucena
Chulada0 votes

Something extremely beautiful, gorgeous, or well-made that takes your breath away. In Mexico it's used for people, objects, food, or anything you absolutely love.

alanlucena
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