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/Sounds like "boo" (as in "boot") + "roon" (as in "rude") + "DAHN" (as in "dart") + "gah" (as in "garden")/
Cheap junk, random trinkets, or a pile of worthless stuff. Used in Mexico and Central America, "burundanga" can describe a cluttered shelf full of knick-knacks, a shoddy product that breaks the next day, or a low-quality plan not worth taking seriously.
“This shop sells nothing but junk, it all falls apart.”
“I gave him some cheap trinket as a gift and he complained, which was fair.”
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/Sounds like "boo" (as in "boot") + "roon" (as in "rude") + "DAHN" (as in "dart") + "gah" (as in "garden")/
Cheap junk, random trinkets, or a pile of worthless stuff. Used in Mexico and Central America, "burundanga" can describe a cluttered shelf full of knick-knacks, a shoddy product that breaks the next day, or a low-quality plan not worth taking seriously.
“This shop sells nothing but junk, it all falls apart.”
“I gave him some cheap trinket as a gift and he complained, which was fair.”
Meterle crema a los tacos
To exaggerate, make up details, or make a story more dramatic than it really was. In Mexico, it's the warning that someone is inflating the truth.