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    Below are lists of Spanish slang, expressions, and idioms. Certain slang, etc. can be localized to a particular country where Spanish is spoken. As such, country names are indicated where applicable. These include Argentina, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Cuba, Ecuador, Mexico, Peru, Spain, Uruguay, USA, and Venezuela.

    - Más vale tarde que nunca: Better late than never.
    - ¡Pierde cuidado!: Don't worry!
    - ¡Anda a bañarte! (Chile) Go away!
    - Menudo pájaro es ese: I wouldn't trust him futher than I can throw him.
    - Es broma: Just kidding.
    - Dicho y hecho: No sooner said than done.
    - El que no se aventura no cruza el mar: Nothing ventured, nothing gained.
    - ¡Probre!: Poor thing!
    - ¡Plop! (Chile): No comment!
    - Ver y creer: Seeing is believing.
    - ¡No seas payaso!: Stop clowning around!
    - Eso es el colmo: That's the limit.
    - Chao pescado. (Chile), Hasta luego: See you later, alligator.
    - No hay esperanzas: There is no hope.
    - No cabe duda: There is no doubt.
    - ¡Qué barbaridad! (Mexico): What a bummer!
    - Cuando el gato va a sus devociones, bailan los ratones: When the cat is away, the mice will play.
    - El tiempo da buen consejo: Time will tell.
    - ¡No sirves para nada!: You are good for nothing!
    - Suave (Mexico, Joe Camel is advertised as "Un Tipo Suave")
    - Chingon, Chingo (Mexico, as in: Qué coche más chingo! = What a cool car!
    - Bárbaro (Mexico, means bad, but like in English, also can mean cool): Cool!

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