/Sounds like 'BOO-tee'/
A lot, plenty, a whole bunch of something — Nicaragua's intensifier that pumps up any noun or adjective. When a Nicaraguan says they have buti of something, they mean seriously a lot. It's casual, energetic, and impossible to miss in Nicaraguan speech.
"Tengo buti tarea para mañana. → "I have a ton of homework for tomorrow."
"Había buti gente en el parque central. → "There were loads of people in the central park."
/Sounds like 'BOO-tee'/
A lot, plenty, a whole bunch of something — Nicaragua's intensifier that pumps up any noun or adjective. When a Nicaraguan says they have buti of something, they mean seriously a lot. It's casual, energetic, and impossible to miss in Nicaraguan speech.
"Tengo buti tarea para mañana. → "I have a ton of homework for tomorrow."
"Había buti gente en el parque central. → "There were loads of people in the central park."
Chuchaqui
Resaca en Ecuador. Ese malestar con dolor de cabeza, náuseas y arrepentimiento después de una noche de tragos. Es una palabra quechua que los ecuatorianos usan a diario.