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Palabras o frases usadas en conversaciones coloquiales o informales. // Words or phrases that are common in everyday, unconstrained conversation rather than in formal speech, academic writing, or paralinguistics.
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Slang/idiomatic meaning for 'me matas'?
Speaking with a friend in Navarre, Spain, I used the phrase "me matas" and received an unexpected response. The intended meaning was a light or joking frustration, which was supported by a bit of rese …
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