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/Sounds like "rahn" (as in "rapper") + "CHEH" (as in "check") + "roh" (as in "row")/
A person from the countryside with outdated attitudes, or someone not caught up with modern ways. In Mexico, 'ranchero' isn't always an insult, sometimes it's affectionate, but it marks someone as behind the times, whether they're from a ranch or just act like it.
“Don't be old-fashioned and learn how to use your phone.”
“The country boy arrived in the city and got lost on the subway.”
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/Sounds like "rahn" (as in "rapper") + "CHEH" (as in "check") + "roh" (as in "row")/
A person from the countryside with outdated attitudes, or someone not caught up with modern ways. In Mexico, 'ranchero' isn't always an insult, sometimes it's affectionate, but it marks someone as behind the times, whether they're from a ranch or just act like it.
“Don't be old-fashioned and learn how to use your phone.”
“The country boy arrived in the city and got lost on the subway.”
Pirobo
In Colombia, a mid-level insult you throw at a stranger, rival, or someone who has crossed you. The tone makes it clear there is no warmth here at all.