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/Sounds like "ehs" (as in "egg") + "TAHR" (as in "tar") + "AHL" (as in "art") + "PAH" (as in "park") + "loh" (as in "loan")/
To be fully pumped up, energized, and ready to go, with zero need to be convinced or warmed up. In Chile, "estar al palo" means you are already activated and eager for whatever is about to happen.
“I am totally fired up for tomorrow's game, do not even ask.”
“Are you guys up for going out tonight or not?”
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To be fully pumped up, energized, and ready to go, with zero need to be convinced or warmed up. In Chile, "estar al palo" means you are already activated and eager for whatever is about to happen.
“I am totally fired up for tomorrow's game, do not even ask.”
“Are you guys up for going out tonight or not?”
Mae
The universal Costa Rican way to refer to anyone, like 'wey' in Mexico or 'loco' in Argentina. Ticos drop mae into every sentence, it's part of their identity.