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/Sounds like "hahr" (as in "hard") + "TAHR" (as in "tar") + "seh" (as in "set")/
In Venezuela, to get fed up, exhausted, or completely full - to reach the limit with something or someone. Whether it's food, a situation, or an annoying person, jartarse means you're done.
“I got jartada of waiting and left without saying anything.”
“She got jartada of eating hallacas every December - she can't look at them anymore.”
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/Sounds like "hahr" (as in "hard") + "TAHR" (as in "tar") + "seh" (as in "set")/
In Venezuela, to get fed up, exhausted, or completely full - to reach the limit with something or someone. Whether it's food, a situation, or an annoying person, jartarse means you're done.
“I got jartada of waiting and left without saying anything.”
“She got jartada of eating hallacas every December - she can't look at them anymore.”
Clecha
In Chicano calo (the Mexican-American street dialect of the US-Mexico border), a "clecha" is a lecture, scolding, or dressing-down someone gives you to correct your behavior or teach you a lesson. Think of it as getting an earful from someone older or in charge.