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June 28, 2008 | ¡zócalo!
| | slang Meaning: OMG! Example: [your friend pops a wheelie and falls on his face] [you]¡zócalo! |
June 27, 2008 | Si de novio tan mezquino, ¿cómo será cuando marido?
| | proverb Meaning: If he’s this cheap as a boyfriend, what will he be like as a husband? |
June 26, 2008 | chamba
| | slang Meaning: work Example: Necesito chamba. ¿Tú sabes de algo? (I need a job. Do you know of anything?) |
June 25, 2008 | chambear
| | slang Meaning: to work Example: ¡Quiero salir de mi jaula de oro! ¡Quiero chambear! (I want out of my golden cage! I want to work!) |
June 24, 2008 | Chilangolandia
| | slang Meaning: Mexico City Practical Meaning: A silly way of referring to Mexico City Example: ¿Dónde naciste? En Chilangolandia. (Where were you born? In the Land of the Chilangos.) |
June 23, 2008 | Ojos que no ven, corazón que no siente.
| | proverb Meaning: A favorite with unfaithful spouses, this proverb translates as “Eyes that don’t see, heart that doesn’t feel.” Practical Meaning: What you don’t know can’t hurt you. |
June 22, 2008 | Ya no quiero queso, lo que quiero es salir de la ratonera.
| | proverb Meaning: I don’t want any more cheese, what I want is to escape from this mousetrap! |
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No hay pierde.expressionMeaning: You can’t get lost. You can’t miss it. Example: Te vas un kilometro y das a la derecha justo antes de la gasolinera. No hay pierde. (Go one kilometer and turn right just before the gas station. You can’t miss it.)
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All sorts of people are on the go, looking for new vistas and unique experiences. You’ve got travelers, tourists, adventurers, and X-men.
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An excellent day trip out of Uruapan is a hike or horseback ride to the lava flow that swallowed most of the 325-year-old church of San Juan Parangaricutiro ... as well as the town itself!
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A vacation in Acapulco sounds exotic, glamorous, exciting, and even a bit old-fashioned.
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