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In Mexico, no problem, no worries at all. Sin fijón signals that something causes zero inconvenience or stress, a casual way of saying everything is totally fine.
“Can I borrow your charger? Sin fijón, here it is.”
“Come whenever you want, sin fijón.”
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In Mexico, no problem, no worries at all. Sin fijón signals that something causes zero inconvenience or stress, a casual way of saying everything is totally fine.
“Can I borrow your charger? Sin fijón, here it is.”
“Come whenever you want, sin fijón.”
Ahí nos vidrios
A playful Mexican goodbye that transforms 'ahí nos vemos' (see you there) into 'ahí nos vidrios' (glasses/windows). It's a silly wordplay that makes everyone smile and groan at the same time.