/tin-KAR-se/
To have a gut feeling, a hunch, or an intuition about something that can't be rationally explained. In Chile, 'tincarse' is trusting that internal signal — when something feels right or wrong before you can articulate why. Chileans take their tincas seriously.
"I have a feeling things are going to go well today."
"I don't know why, but I just don't trust that guy."
/tin-KAR-se/
To have a gut feeling, a hunch, or an intuition about something that can't be rationally explained. In Chile, 'tincarse' is trusting that internal signal — when something feels right or wrong before you can articulate why. Chileans take their tincas seriously.
"I have a feeling things are going to go well today."
"I don't know why, but I just don't trust that guy."
Mara
Grupo de amigos, pandilla o barra. En Centroamérica puede tener connotaciones delictivas, pero entre jóvenes es neutral.