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/Sounds like the English word "no" (same pronunciation) + the English word "way" (same pronunciation)/
An expression of disbelief borrowed from English for when something seems too crazy to be true. It's the universal Gen Z reaction to shocking news, gossip, or outrageous situations.
“No way, they actually broke up?”
“No way that's real, it has to be fake.”
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/Sounds like the English word "no" (same pronunciation) + the English word "way" (same pronunciation)/
An expression of disbelief borrowed from English for when something seems too crazy to be true. It's the universal Gen Z reaction to shocking news, gossip, or outrageous situations.
“No way, they actually broke up?”
“No way that's real, it has to be fake.”
Bajundir
To deliberately sink someone's reputation or make them look bad, usually through gossip, rumors, or strategic comments in front of the right people. In Guatemala, Honduras, El Salvador, and Nicaragua, bajundir is the slow, calculated work of an enemy: patient, sneaky, and aimed at social or professional damage.