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'You get it?', 'you follow?', 'you know what I mean?', a Chilean filler tacked onto the end of every sentence to check if the other person is following the conversation.
“We gotta get there early, cachai?”
“It's like a type of pizza but different, cachai.”
“I don't like that thing, cachai what I'm saying?”
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/Sounds like "KAH" (as in "car") + "chye"/
'You get it?', 'you follow?', 'you know what I mean?', a Chilean filler tacked onto the end of every sentence to check if the other person is following the conversation.
“We gotta get there early, cachai?”
“It's like a type of pizza but different, cachai.”
“I don't like that thing, cachai what I'm saying?”
To act tacky, classless, or trashy. Used in Mexico when someone behaves in a way that is considered low class or tasteless, like blasting music from a phone speaker on public transport or causing a scene where it is not appropriate. Comes from "naco," a loaded Mexican slang word for someone perceived as uncouth or unsophisticated.