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Jucu
/Sounds like "HOO" (as in "who") + "koo" (as in "cool")/
In Bolivia, a thief who breaks into homes or mines, especially one who operates at night. From Quechua, widely used in mining regions and Bolivian press.
“Thieves broke into the neighborhood and took even the tools.”
“Be careful leaving the door open, there are burglars in the area.”
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Jucu
/Sounds like "HOO" (as in "who") + "koo" (as in "cool")/
In Bolivia, a thief who breaks into homes or mines, especially one who operates at night. From Quechua, widely used in mining regions and Bolivian press.
“Thieves broke into the neighborhood and took even the tools.”
“Be careful leaving the door open, there are burglars in the area.”
Estar en chino mandarín
Completely incomprehensible, total gibberish. In Mexico and Spain, when something "está en chino mandarín" it makes zero sense to you, just like hearing Mandarin Chinese with no context. The maximum level of "I have no idea what you just said."