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/Sounds like "Q" + "OHN" (as in "oh") + "dah" (as in "dart")/
Bolivian youth slang for "what's up" or "how are you," mostly used in chats and casual conversation to open a chat with a friendly, relaxed vibe.
“Q onda, what are you up to today?”
“Q onda with the weekend plan - is it still on?”
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/Sounds like "Q" + "OHN" (as in "oh") + "dah" (as in "dart")/
Bolivian youth slang for "what's up" or "how are you," mostly used in chats and casual conversation to open a chat with a friendly, relaxed vibe.
“Q onda, what are you up to today?”
“Q onda with the weekend plan - is it still on?”
Bachaco
Named after the leafcutter ant found in Venezuela, famous for carrying loads far bigger than itself. When used to describe a person, bachaco means someone small in size but surprisingly strong, tireless, and tough. The ant does the work of ten and never complains.