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/Sounds like "MEESH" (as in "me") + "kee" (as in "keep")/
Sweet, tasty, or delicious. In Ecuador, mishqui comes from Quechua and describes anything that tastes good or brings real pleasure when you eat or drink it. A word that sounds exactly as sweet as what it describes.
“This dulce de leche is so good, give me more!”
“Try this fruit from the market, it is genuinely delicious.”
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/Sounds like "MEESH" (as in "me") + "kee" (as in "keep")/
Sweet, tasty, or delicious. In Ecuador, mishqui comes from Quechua and describes anything that tastes good or brings real pleasure when you eat or drink it. A word that sounds exactly as sweet as what it describes.
“This dulce de leche is so good, give me more!”
“Try this fruit from the market, it is genuinely delicious.”
Rajado
In Mexico, someone who chickened out at the last minute, canceled plans, or didn't keep their word. Being rajado is the opposite of being brave, and nobody wants to be called that because it implies total cowardice.