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Maje
/Sounds like "MAH" (as in "mark") + "heh" (as in "help")/
In Nicaragua, a universal address term used between friends, the equivalent of "dude" or "bro." It's the most iconic filler word in Nicaraguan speech.
“What's up, dude, how are you doing?”
“That guy always shows up late to everything.”
Maje
/Sounds like "MAH" (as in "mark") + "heh" (as in "help")/
Idiot, fool, or just a casual way to say "dude" in Honduras, Nicaragua, and El Salvador. It can be an insult or a friendly filler word depending on your tone and how close you are with the person. Central Americans throw it around constantly in conversation, kind of like Mexicans use "wey.".
“Don't be an idiot, that was obviously a lie.”
“What's up, dude? How'd it go?”
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Maje
/Sounds like "MAH" (as in "mark") + "heh" (as in "help")/
In Nicaragua, a universal address term used between friends, the equivalent of "dude" or "bro." It's the most iconic filler word in Nicaraguan speech.
“What's up, dude, how are you doing?”
“That guy always shows up late to everything.”
Maje
/Sounds like "MAH" (as in "mark") + "heh" (as in "help")/
Idiot, fool, or just a casual way to say "dude" in Honduras, Nicaragua, and El Salvador. It can be an insult or a friendly filler word depending on your tone and how close you are with the person. Central Americans throw it around constantly in conversation, kind of like Mexicans use "wey.".
“Don't be an idiot, that was obviously a lie.”
“What's up, dude? How'd it go?”
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Manso weón
In Chile, an intensifier to stress the enormous size or magnitude of something. "Manso weón" works like "massive" or "huge" and doesn't necessarily refer to a person.