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/Sounds like "peh" (as in "pet") + "LEEN" (as in "lead")/
A tiny bit, a smidge, just a little. In Spain, pelín is the word you use to soften a request or describe minimal quantity, 'un pelín más' means just a touch more, not a full measure.
“Ponme un pelín más de vino, por favor.”
“Pour me just a tiny bit more wine, please.”
“You're a tiny bit late but it's fine.”
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/Sounds like "peh" (as in "pet") + "LEEN" (as in "lead")/
A tiny bit, a smidge, just a little. In Spain, pelín is the word you use to soften a request or describe minimal quantity, 'un pelín más' means just a touch more, not a full measure.
“Ponme un pelín más de vino, por favor.”
“Pour me just a tiny bit more wine, please.”
“You're a tiny bit late but it's fine.”
Cachai
'You get it?', 'you follow?', 'you know what I mean?', a Chilean filler tacked onto the end of every sentence to check if the other person is following the conversation.