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  1. La palabra "papichulo" es un neologismo tomado del diminutivo de "papá" y de la palabra: "chulo". Chulo tiene varias acepciones de como entenderla de acuerdo al ambiente cultural donde se pronuncia y como se pronuncia y donde se utiliza. Por ejemplo, en un ambiente cultural propio del inframundo a bajo pueblo.

  2. Dec 8, 2014 · According to some references, it does indeed has to do with testicles.It seems that the meaning of this expression in Mexico is "por la fuerza".

  3. Jan 6, 2014 · Jan 5, 2014 at 23:40. 1. chinga como verbo puede ser molestar, joder...ej: chinga a tu madre...como que me dejes en paz y vayas a joder a tu madre, chingon como adjetivo es indicar que la persona es jodedora, que siempre esta dando dolores de cabezas...ej: fulano es un chingon. – Emilio Gort.

  4. Oct 2, 2018 · This conveys the meaning that, being your father's father, you also consider your grandpa your "papi" (from padre, which is masculine form of parent). This one I've noticed is common along those cases where your father and grandfather have the same name , as to avoid confusion when calling or talking to them.

  5. Jan 12, 2020 · 2,622 11 23. 1. Answers have already given you the meaning but I wanted to add, yes, it is very common slang in Colombia and quiihubo y quiubloe sometimes are used as a greeting more that an actual question. We even have a newspaper called Q'Hubo (pronounced quiubo)

  6. May 17, 2015 · It seems 'ir' has a meaning of 'cause an effect' such as "What has the life done to you", but not sure. Checked Wordreference but there seems to be no such meaning explicitly. Also when I was in hospital in Colombia, a doctor asked "¿Cómo va?" after a while when he gave me an injection.

  7. Español Cuando estaba estudiando Español, aprendí que let's go es vamos, pero cuando fui a México, lo único que oí era vámonos. Le pregunté a una persona bilingüe allá, pero no supo la diferencia...

  8. May 23, 2014 · When the Spaniards arrived to present-day Haiti, in 1526, found the natives called the sweet potato,"batata". Thus when they reached the Inca empire, and heard the natives called papa (Quechua) to potato, then it turned into patata. – user77086. May 23, 2014 at 23:54. Both words means exactly the same thing, though papas is more used in latam ...

  9. Jun 29, 2023 · 2. ¿Qué quiere decir pal en esta frase: "Eso es papita pal loro"? Conozco que dicha frase significa que algo es fácil pero la palabra pal no la conozco. vocabulario.

  10. Jan 10, 2017 · 5. Can somebody explain the grammar behind this Colombian expression? Assuming it's the indirect object pronoun, to what or whom does the "le" refer? And why is it missing a direct object pronoun? Why isn't it hágalo or hágaselo or hazlo? pronombres. colombia. objetos-indirectos. Share.