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/Sounds like "AH" (as in "art") + "GEH" (as in "get") + "boh" (as in "boat")/
Absolutely yes, of course, definitely, the most emphatic affirmation in Mexican slang. 'A güevo' closes the discussion: you're going, you're doing it, it's happening. No conditions, no hesitation. The word is direct to the point of being blunt, and that's exactly the point.
“Are you going to the party? Hell yes I am.”
“Of course I'll finish this today, I already set my mind to it.”
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/Sounds like "AH" (as in "art") + "GEH" (as in "get") + "boh" (as in "boat")/
Absolutely yes, of course, definitely, the most emphatic affirmation in Mexican slang. 'A güevo' closes the discussion: you're going, you're doing it, it's happening. No conditions, no hesitation. The word is direct to the point of being blunt, and that's exactly the point.
“Are you going to the party? Hell yes I am.”
“Of course I'll finish this today, I already set my mind to it.”
Cancha
Toasted, crunchy corn kernels eaten as a salty snack in Peru, Bolivia, and Ecuador. From the Quechua word for toasted corn, cancha is the ancestral companion to ceviche and one of the most satisfying things you can munch on between meals.