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/Sounds like "TWAH" + "nees" (as in "knee") + "MAH" (as in "mark") + "heh" (as in "help")/
A casual confirmation between friends in Honduras and Nicaragua meaning "all good," "sounds good," or "perfect." A combo of "tuani" (cool) and the friendly address "maje" (dude).
“Sounds good, dude, see you in a bit.”
“We said eight o'clock, cool.”
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/Sounds like "TWAH" + "nees" (as in "knee") + "MAH" (as in "mark") + "heh" (as in "help")/
A casual confirmation between friends in Honduras and Nicaragua meaning "all good," "sounds good," or "perfect." A combo of "tuani" (cool) and the friendly address "maje" (dude).
“Sounds good, dude, see you in a bit.”
“We said eight o'clock, cool.”
Abombado
Spoiled, decomposed food that has gone bad and cannot be saved. In Ecuador and Peru, abombado is the word for that moment you open the fridge and something clearly turned: the smell hits you first, then the texture confirms it. Do not eat it.