How to Talk to Mexican Taxi Drivers: Slang for Getting Around
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No problem, it's all good, don't worry, relax. It's the quintessential Mexican reassuring phrase, that magic sentence that dissolves any tension and tells you everything's gonna be cool.
“You're running late? No hay bronca.”
“No hay bronca, we'll fix it tomorrow.”
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No problem, it's all good, don't worry, relax. It's the quintessential Mexican reassuring phrase, that magic sentence that dissolves any tension and tells you everything's gonna be cool.
“You're running late? No hay bronca.”
“No hay bronca, we'll fix it tomorrow.”