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Create account/Sounds like "doh" (as in "door") + "MEEN" (as in "me") + "goh" (as in "go") + the English number "seven"/
In Mexico, an unplanned pregnancy that surprises everyone involved. The phrase comes from a traditional folk tale where someone blurts out something unexpected at the worst possible moment. Lighthearted in tone, it is often how friends and family describe news that arrived before anyone was ready for it.
“He got the surprise baby news and now he is urgently looking for work.”
“My cousin dropped her unexpected pregnancy announcement at Christmas dinner, what a moment that was.”
/Sounds like "doh" (as in "door") + "MEEN" (as in "me") + "goh" (as in "go") + the English number "seven"/
An unplanned pregnancy, especially by someone young. Used across Mexico, Colombia, Venezuela, and Ecuador, "salir con su domingo 7" means the surprise news arrived when nobody was expecting it. The expression comes from an old saying about something going wrong on the seventh Sunday.
“The neighbor is pregnant and she's only nineteen years old.”
“Did you hear? Your cousin is going to be a dad, nobody saw that coming.”
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/Sounds like "doh" (as in "door") + "MEEN" (as in "me") + "goh" (as in "go") + the English number "seven"/
In Mexico, an unplanned pregnancy that surprises everyone involved. The phrase comes from a traditional folk tale where someone blurts out something unexpected at the worst possible moment. Lighthearted in tone, it is often how friends and family describe news that arrived before anyone was ready for it.
“He got the surprise baby news and now he is urgently looking for work.”
“My cousin dropped her unexpected pregnancy announcement at Christmas dinner, what a moment that was.”
/Sounds like "doh" (as in "door") + "MEEN" (as in "me") + "goh" (as in "go") + the English number "seven"/
An unplanned pregnancy, especially by someone young. Used across Mexico, Colombia, Venezuela, and Ecuador, "salir con su domingo 7" means the surprise news arrived when nobody was expecting it. The expression comes from an old saying about something going wrong on the seventh Sunday.
“The neighbor is pregnant and she's only nineteen years old.”
“Did you hear? Your cousin is going to be a dad, nobody saw that coming.”
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