/Sounds like "keh" (as in "kept" without "pt") + "DAHR" + "seh" (as in "set" without "t") + "deh" (as in "deck" without "ck") + "ah" (as in "father") + "sehees"/
To be completely shocked, stunned, or left speechless without knowing how to react. In Mexico, it's that WTF face you make when something totally unexpected happens.
"I was de a seis when she told me she was leaving the country."
"They were de a seis when I told them how much it cost."
/Sounds like "keh" (as in "kept" without "pt") + "DAHR" + "seh" (as in "set" without "t") + "deh" (as in "deck" without "ck") + "ah" (as in "father") + "sehees"/
To be completely shocked, stunned, or left speechless without knowing how to react. In Mexico, it's that WTF face you make when something totally unexpected happens.
"I was de a seis when she told me she was leaving the country."
"They were de a seis when I told them how much it cost."
Alivianar
Ayudar, echar la mano, hacer un favor a alguien que lo necesita. En México se usa cuando alguien te saca de un apuro o te hace un paro sin que se lo pidas.