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Weón
/Sounds like "weh" (as in "wet") + "OHN" (as in "oh")/
The written form of huevón in Chile, can be an insult or a term of endearment depending on context. Among Chilean friends it's as common as boludo in Argentina or güey in Mexico.
“Hey weon, wanna go party?”
“Don't be a weon, that was obvious.”
“The weon showed up late as always.”
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Weón
/Sounds like "weh" (as in "wet") + "OHN" (as in "oh")/
The written form of huevón in Chile, can be an insult or a term of endearment depending on context. Among Chilean friends it's as common as boludo in Argentina or güey in Mexico.
“Hey weon, wanna go party?”
“Don't be a weon, that was obvious.”
“The weon showed up late as always.”
Pilas
Stay alert, pay attention, or be ready to act. In Colombia, Ecuador, Venezuela, and Peru, "pilas" is a direct warning or instruction to sharpen up before something important happens. Literally "batteries": having your batteries charged means being switched on and aware.