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/Sounds like "ehn" (as in "egg") + "chahr" (as in "chat") + "KAH" (as in "car") + "doh" (as in "door")/
Completely soaked through, drenched by rain or water with no chance of drying off anytime soon. In Colombia this describes that miserable state where your clothes are fully saturated and you're dripping from head to toe.
“He showed up to the meeting completely soaked because his umbrella was useless.”
“The car was flooded up to the windows after the downpour.”
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Completely soaked through, drenched by rain or water with no chance of drying off anytime soon. In Colombia this describes that miserable state where your clothes are fully saturated and you're dripping from head to toe.
“He showed up to the meeting completely soaked because his umbrella was useless.”
“The car was flooded up to the windows after the downpour.”
Jopará
The natural mix of Spanish and Guaraní that Paraguayans speak in daily life without even thinking about it. It's bilingualism turned into national habit, where a sentence can start in Spanish and end in Guaraní.