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/Sounds like "EYE" (as in "eye") + "OHN" (as in "oh") + "dah" (as in "dart")/
There's a spark between two people, a mutual attraction that's hard to ignore. In Argentina, saying "hay onda" means you can feel the romantic chemistry brewing between them.
“You can tell there's something between those two, they keep looking at each other.”
“We've been out a couple of times and there's definitely a spark, we'll see what happens.”
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/Sounds like "EYE" (as in "eye") + "OHN" (as in "oh") + "dah" (as in "dart")/
There's a spark between two people, a mutual attraction that's hard to ignore. In Argentina, saying "hay onda" means you can feel the romantic chemistry brewing between them.
“You can tell there's something between those two, they keep looking at each other.”
“We've been out a couple of times and there's definitely a spark, we'll see what happens.”
Mano
An affectionate way to address a close friend in Mexico, short for 'hermano' (brother). It's the casual, warm greeting you use with your inner circle.