Must-Know Mexican Slang Words and Phrases S1 #5 - Expressions to Fill in Silence

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🗓️ 15 May 2025

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learn how to use expressions to fill in silence

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0:00.0	Hi everyone and welcome to SpanishPod 101.com.
0:18.7	I'm Eric.
0:19.5	And I'm Laura.
0:21.0	This is must-know Mexican slang words and phrases, season one, lesson five.
0:26.3	In this lesson, you'll learn expressions to fill in silence.
0:30.1	These will come in handy in case you are left speechless after someone's comment.
0:35.0	The expressions you will learn in this lesson are...
0:37.7	Chin.
0:39.0	A poco.
0:40.4	O'ale.
0:41.5	No inventes.
0:43.7	Laura, what's our first expression?
0:46.1	Chin.
0:47.0	When it's used as a slang expression, it means, damn it.
0:51.3	Chin.
0:52.9	Chin.
0:54.0	Listeners, please repeat. Chin. Chin. Listeners, please repeat.
0:56.1	Chin.
1:01.1	Use this slang expression when you want to express sudden disappointment or anger.
1:06.0	Now let's hear an example sentence.
1:08.5	Chin, se me olivore the tary.
1:11.0	Chin, Se me ol' Tarea. Chin,
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