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Bro
/Sounds like "BROH" (as in "bro")/
Meaning
An English loanword fully absorbed into everyday Spanish across Mexico, Argentina, Colombia, Chile, and most of Latin America. "Bro" means close friend, and it carries the same laid-back warmth it does in English, fitting perfectly in texts, chats, and casual conversation.
Examples
“¿Qué pasó, bro? ¿Nos vemos al rato?”
“What's up, bro? Catch you later?”
“Ese bro siempre aparece cuando lo necesitas.”
“That guy always shows up when you need him.”
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Bro
/Sounds like "BROH" (as in "bro")/
Meaning
An English loanword fully absorbed into everyday Spanish across Mexico, Argentina, Colombia, Chile, and most of Latin America. "Bro" means close friend, and it carries the same laid-back warmth it does in English, fitting perfectly in texts, chats, and casual conversation.
Examples
“¿Qué pasó, bro? ¿Nos vemos al rato?”
“What's up, bro? Catch you later?”
“Ese bro siempre aparece cuando lo necesitas.”
“That guy always shows up when you need him.”
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To intentionally forget something, dismiss its importance, and actively choose not to carry the burden of it, often as a means of moving on or starting anew.