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/Sounds like "KWEHN" (as in "quest") + "tah" (as in "tar") + "meh" (as in "met") + "OH" (as in "oh") + "trah" (as in "tract")/
An expression of total disbelief, the response you give when someone says something you find utterly unconvincing. The Spanish equivalent of "yeah, right" or "pull the other one." Used widely across Spanish-speaking countries.
“He was late because of traffic? Yeah, right.”
“He told me he had no idea what happened and I said sure, tell me another one.”
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An expression of total disbelief, the response you give when someone says something you find utterly unconvincing. The Spanish equivalent of "yeah, right" or "pull the other one." Used widely across Spanish-speaking countries.
“He was late because of traffic? Yeah, right.”
“He told me he had no idea what happened and I said sure, tell me another one.”
Sho
A Guatemalan word for "quiet," "shh," or "pipe down." It is the Chapín version of the universal shh sound turned into an actual word you can say out loud. "¡Sho vos!" means be quiet already, and it works among friends, siblings, or anyone who needs to lower their voice immediately.