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/Sounds like "troh" (as in "troll") + "NAHR" (as in "nacho") + "seh" (as in "set")/
To break up with someone, end a romantic relationship. In Mexico, 'tronarse' is the casual verb for what happens when couples call it quits. Partners split, business deals collapse, friendships fracture, all of it can be 'tronar' with the right context.
“He broke up with his girlfriend after two years.”
“They had a fight and broke up the same night.”
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/Sounds like "troh" (as in "troll") + "NAHR" (as in "nacho") + "seh" (as in "set")/
To break up with someone, end a romantic relationship. In Mexico, 'tronarse' is the casual verb for what happens when couples call it quits. Partners split, business deals collapse, friendships fracture, all of it can be 'tronar' with the right context.
“He broke up with his girlfriend after two years.”
“They had a fight and broke up the same night.”
Fumarse
To put up with, endure, or tolerate something or someone really irritating. In Argentina and the Southern Cone, when you 'te fumás' something, you're swallowing the aggravation and dealing with it, whether you like it or not.