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/Sounds like "KAH" (as in "car") + "broh" (as in "bro") + "CHEE" (as in "cheek") + "koh" (as in "coat")/
In Chile, a young child or kid, also used to call out an adult who acts childishly. It's the most Chilean way to say "little kid" or "brat."
“I've been playing soccer in this plaza since I was a cabro chico.”
“Act your age, you're not a cabro chico anymore to be throwing tantrums.”
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In Chile, a young child or kid, also used to call out an adult who acts childishly. It's the most Chilean way to say "little kid" or "brat."
“I've been playing soccer in this plaza since I was a cabro chico.”
“Act your age, you're not a cabro chico anymore to be throwing tantrums.”
Choro
In Peru and Ecuador, a thief, especially one who pickpockets or steals in public spaces like markets or streets. Comes from the verb "chorear," which means to steal in local slang.