/Sounds like "reh" (as in "red" without "d") + "SEEEHN"/
In Argentina, Chile, and the Southern Cone, it means 'just now' or 'a moment ago' — something that happened very recently. It's used on its own as an adverb, unlike in Spain where it needs a past participle.
"I just got here, like two minutes ago."
"He just left, you barely missed him."
/Sounds like "reh" (as in "red" without "d") + "SEEEHN"/
In Argentina, Chile, and the Southern Cone, it means 'just now' or 'a moment ago' — something that happened very recently. It's used on its own as an adverb, unlike in Spain where it needs a past participle.
"I just got here, like two minutes ago."
"He just left, you barely missed him."
Andar cortado
Estar sin dinero en México, cuando tu cartera está completamente vacía y no tienes ni para un refresco. Andar cortado es no poder participar en ningún plan porque el dinero simplemente no existe.