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/Sounds like "YAH" (as in "yard") + "bah" (as in "bar") + "LYOH"/
A Mexican expression meaning something is completely ruined, lost beyond repair, or there's nothing left to do. When something "ya valió," all you can do is accept defeat and move on.
“It's over, we missed the flight.”
“If you don't study, the exam's a lost cause.”
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/Sounds like "YAH" (as in "yard") + "bah" (as in "bar") + "LYOH"/
A Mexican expression meaning something is completely ruined, lost beyond repair, or there's nothing left to do. When something "ya valió," all you can do is accept defeat and move on.
“It's over, we missed the flight.”
“If you don't study, the exam's a lost cause.”
Guate
In Ecuador, a close and trusted friend, someone who has been there through everything. Guate likely shares roots with the Mexican cuate (from Nahuatl coatl, meaning twin), both words pointing to a bond as tight as family.