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Mexican expression for being completely broke, without even the smallest coin. "Sin un quinto" means you have absolutely nothing in your pockets.
“I was left sin un quinto after paying rent.”
“Don't ask him for a loan - he is just as broke as you are.”
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Mexican expression for being completely broke, without even the smallest coin. "Sin un quinto" means you have absolutely nothing in your pockets.
“I was left sin un quinto after paying rent.”
“Don't ask him for a loan - he is just as broke as you are.”
Gabacho
An American, a gringo, someone from the United States. In Mexico gabacho is the everyday term for a US citizen, sometimes neutral, sometimes with a slight edge depending on tone.