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/Sounds like "roh" (as in "row") + "CHEH" (as in "check") + "lah" (as in "lava")/
In Venezuela, cheerful rowdiness, noise, and disorder, especially from kids goofing around or a group making a ruckus. A "rochela" is that lively commotion that wears out anyone looking for quiet.
“Keep it down, the neighbor is sleeping.”
“The kids made a total racket in the yard all afternoon.”
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/Sounds like "roh" (as in "row") + "CHEH" (as in "check") + "lah" (as in "lava")/
In Venezuela, cheerful rowdiness, noise, and disorder, especially from kids goofing around or a group making a ruckus. A "rochela" is that lively commotion that wears out anyone looking for quiet.
“Keep it down, the neighbor is sleeping.”
“The kids made a total racket in the yard all afternoon.”
Luego luego
Right away, actually for real this time, immediately and without delay in Mexico. Unlike 'ahorita' which is vague, 'luego luego' means NOW, the double emphasis removes all ambiguity.