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Man
/Sounds like "MAHN" (as in "mark")/
Meaning
A dude, person, or guy in Colombia, borrowed naturally from English. It's so common that a Colombian can use 'man' to refer to literally any human being, 'that man told me yes' works in any conversation.
Examples
“Who's that man that texted you?”
“The man is cool, don't worry.”
“That man knows a ton about tech.”
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Man
/Sounds like "MAHN" (as in "mark")/
Meaning
A dude, person, or guy in Colombia, borrowed naturally from English. It's so common that a Colombian can use 'man' to refer to literally any human being, 'that man told me yes' works in any conversation.
Examples
“Who's that man that texted you?”
“The man is cool, don't worry.”
“That man knows a ton about tech.”
Regional synonyms
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