with a poor attitude, bad tempered
dealtiro or de al tiro
a job done poorly
dar baje
to take away something, steal something
dar el roll or salir de roll
to go out with no particular destination, to hang out with friends, family or girlfriend/boyfriend
creerse Juan Camaney
a stud, someone that can do anything
como burro en primavera
horny
carro del mandado
shopping cart
cantar la neta
to divulge, tell the truth
cada chango a su mecate
see you later
boya con patas
a fat person
aquí nomás mis chicharrones truenan
around here, what I say goes
andar bien trucho
to be extremely clever
andar tras los huesos de
to court or pursue someone romantically
agarrarse de bajada
to tease someone
¿te conozco, mozco?
how’s it going?, what’s up?
a chingar a su madre
expression said to someone who has used up all your patience, so they will finally leave you alone
a la chingada
used to put an end to something, to throw away an unusable object, when a job is finished at all costs or when you no longer want to see a person
¿jalas o te pandeas?
yes or no?
¿qué Honduras mi Nicaragua?
what’s going on?, what’s up?
¿qué hongo / jorongo / tepetongo / morongo?
what’s going on?, what’s up?
¿qué ondón Ramón, con el camarón?
what’s going on?, what’s up?, how’s it going?
ya chole con eso
that’s enough of that
vete a la verga
go fuck yourself
y diay vos or iday vos
hello, what’s up
tenme acá
word said to children to keep them away because their presence is not necessary, used to keep them occupied
tazcalate or tascalate
typical drink from Tuxtla, made with fried corn and cinnamon
sangrón or sangrona
persona impertinente o pesada
sereno, moreno
calm down!, relax!
si tienes tele, ahí te ves
calm down
qué bajón
damn, darn, what a pity, what a shame