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/Sounds like "WAHT" (as in "water") + "chah" (as in "chat")/
A Chicano imperative meaning "look at this" or "pay attention right now." Comes from English "watch" adapted into Chicano Spanish phonetics. Used when you need someone to turn and look immediately, whether you are pointing something out, giving a warning, or a heads-up.
“Check out that car, it looks sharp.”
“Heads up, the cops are coming.”
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/Sounds like "WAHT" (as in "water") + "chah" (as in "chat")/
A Chicano imperative meaning "look at this" or "pay attention right now." Comes from English "watch" adapted into Chicano Spanish phonetics. Used when you need someone to turn and look immediately, whether you are pointing something out, giving a warning, or a heads-up.
“Check out that car, it looks sharp.”
“Heads up, the cops are coming.”
Vaina
A problem, hassle, or annoying situation that ruins your day. In Venezuela, Colombia, and the Dominican Republic, everything frustrating or complicated gets called a vaina.