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/Sounds like the English word "no" (same pronunciation) + "EYE" (as in "eye") + "MAHL" (as in "mark") + "KEH" (as in "kept") + "DOO" (as in "due") + "reh" (as in "red") + "SYEHN" + "AH" (as in "art") + "nyohs" (as in "onion")/
A popular saying from the Southern Cone meaning nothing lasts forever and every hardship will eventually pass. Used to comfort someone going through a rough time, it carries the quiet wisdom of patience: this too shall end.
“Calm down, nothing lasts forever, this will pass.”
“It will get better, no bad thing lasts a hundred years, nor can any body endure it.”
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A popular saying from the Southern Cone meaning nothing lasts forever and every hardship will eventually pass. Used to comfort someone going through a rough time, it carries the quiet wisdom of patience: this too shall end.
“Calm down, nothing lasts forever, this will pass.”
“It will get better, no bad thing lasts a hundred years, nor can any body endure it.”
Diache
An exclamation of surprise, shock, or disapproval used in Puerto Rico and the Dominican Republic. "Diache" is the polite, softened version of a stronger word, but the emotion behind it is just as real. Think "damn!" or "whoa!" with full Caribbean energy.