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Mexican expression meaning something is very hard, intense, or impressive depending on context. Estar cañón can describe a tough challenge or something genuinely remarkable.
“Traffic is brutal today, I'm not moving at all.”
“That kid plays drums incredibly well, he's a beast.”
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/Sounds like "kah" (as in "car") + "NYOHN" (as in "onion")/
Mexican expression meaning something is very hard, intense, or impressive depending on context. Estar cañón can describe a tough challenge or something genuinely remarkable.
“Traffic is brutal today, I'm not moving at all.”
“That kid plays drums incredibly well, he's a beast.”
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The most universal Mexican slang word, it means 'dude', 'bro', or 'man'. Mexicans use it in every sentence, whether talking to friends, strangers, or even when talking to themselves. It can be affectionate or an insult depending on tone.