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/Sounds like "ehs" (as in "egg") + "TAH" (as in "tar") + "kah" (as in "car") + "NYOHN" (as in "onion")/
Something's extremely difficult, complicated, or intense in Mexico. When a situation 'está cañón' there's no easy way out, and you'll need a ton of effort, luck, or a miracle to resolve it.
“The exam is brutal, I'm not gonna pass.”
“Traffic is cañón at this hour.”
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Something's extremely difficult, complicated, or intense in Mexico. When a situation 'está cañón' there's no easy way out, and you'll need a ton of effort, luck, or a miracle to resolve it.
“The exam is brutal, I'm not gonna pass.”
“Traffic is cañón at this hour.”
Mitã
Child, boy or girl. From Guaraní "mitã," this word is fully integrated into everyday Paraguayan Spanish and used naturally across all generations. One of the most common Guaraní-origin words in the Jopara mix that defines Paraguayan speech.