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/Sounds like "meh" (as in "met") + "TEHR" (as in "ten") + "BAH" (as in "bar") + "sah" (as in "salsa")/
To butt into a conversation or situation without being invited. In Spain, "meter baza" means inserting yourself where nobody asked for your input, always ready with an opinion or comment the moment you see an opening. It is a gentle way to point out that someone never knows how to stay in their lane.
“Don't butt into an argument that has nothing to do with you.”
“He always inserts himself whenever other people are talking.”
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/Sounds like "meh" (as in "met") + "TEHR" (as in "ten") + "BAH" (as in "bar") + "sah" (as in "salsa")/
To butt into a conversation or situation without being invited. In Spain, "meter baza" means inserting yourself where nobody asked for your input, always ready with an opinion or comment the moment you see an opening. It is a gentle way to point out that someone never knows how to stay in their lane.
“Don't butt into an argument that has nothing to do with you.”
“He always inserts himself whenever other people are talking.”
Pailita
A term of endearment in Chile for someone you love and cherish, especially a child or a partner. It is the kind of nickname you give to the person you fuss over and protect. Warm, affectionate, and very Chilean.