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/Sounds like "KOHN" (as in "coat") + "TOH" (as in "toll") + "doh" (as in "door")/
All in, full throttle, giving everything you have got. "Con todo" works as both a description of effort (going 100%) and as an enthusiastic "yes" when someone asks if you are in for something. It is one of the most energetic ways to show commitment or agreement across Spanish-speaking countries.
“Are we going to the party? Absolutely, I haven't gone out in ages.”
“This week we need to go all in on the project.”
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/Sounds like "KOHN" (as in "coat") + "TOH" (as in "toll") + "doh" (as in "door")/
All in, full throttle, giving everything you have got. "Con todo" works as both a description of effort (going 100%) and as an enthusiastic "yes" when someone asks if you are in for something. It is one of the most energetic ways to show commitment or agreement across Spanish-speaking countries.
“Are we going to the party? Absolutely, I haven't gone out in ages.”
“This week we need to go all in on the project.”
Pasota
Someone who doesn't care about anything, who couldn't be bothered and never gets involved. Used a lot in Spain to describe a person who just shrugs off everyone else's problems.