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/Sounds like "moh" (as in "more") + "goh" (as in "go") + "YOHN" (as in "yoke")/
A huge amount of something, a whole lot, a ton of it in Spain. Used when you want to emphasize that there's an absurd quantity of something without getting into exact numbers. It works for things, people, and situations, and it's one of those uniquely Spanish words that you hear constantly on the streets of Madrid.
“There were a ton of people at the festival.”
“I have a ton of things to do and I don't know where to start.”
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/Sounds like "moh" (as in "more") + "goh" (as in "go") + "YOHN" (as in "yoke")/
A huge amount of something, a whole lot, a ton of it in Spain. Used when you want to emphasize that there's an absurd quantity of something without getting into exact numbers. It works for things, people, and situations, and it's one of those uniquely Spanish words that you hear constantly on the streets of Madrid.
“There were a ton of people at the festival.”
“I have a ton of things to do and I don't know where to start.”
Cuerear
In Colombia, to talk ruthlessly about someone behind their back the moment they leave the room. The person doing the cuereando smiles to your face and tears you apart the second you are gone.