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/Sounds like "KOH" (as in "coat") + "nyoh" (as in "onion") + "EH" (as in "egg") + "LAH" (as in "lava") + "MAH" (as in "mark") + "dreh" (as in "dress")/
A Venezuelan exclamation of anger, surprise, or extreme frustration that sounds harsh but gets used constantly in everyday conversation. It's one of those swear phrases said so often it's lost half its punch.
“Coño e la madre, the power went out again!”
“Coño e la madre, what a goal.”
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A Venezuelan exclamation of anger, surprise, or extreme frustration that sounds harsh but gets used constantly in everyday conversation. It's one of those swear phrases said so often it's lost half its punch.
“Coño e la madre, the power went out again!”
“Coño e la madre, what a goal.”
Toquetear
To touch something or someone repeatedly and without permission, in an intrusive or disrespectful way. In Argentina and Uruguay, the person who toquetea cannot keep their hands to themselves, whether it is poking at someone else's belongings or invading personal space.