15 Funny Spanish Words That Will Make You Sound Like a Local
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To squeeze, squish, or bear-hug someone so hard they can barely breathe. It's the most intense Mexican hug, pure affection with zero restraint. Your grandma apachurra you every time she sees you, and you love it even if you can't breathe.
“Come here, I want to squeeze you, I missed you so much.”
“My grandma bear-hugs me every time she sees me.”
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/Sounds like "ah" (as in "art") + "pah" (as in "park") + "choo" (as in "choose") + "RRAHR"/
To squeeze, squish, or bear-hug someone so hard they can barely breathe. It's the most intense Mexican hug, pure affection with zero restraint. Your grandma apachurra you every time she sees you, and you love it even if you can't breathe.
“Come here, I want to squeeze you, I missed you so much.”
“My grandma bear-hugs me every time she sees me.”
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