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A fixed reassurance phrase used to tell someone else to back off and not intervene. The speaker is claiming ownership of a situation, often with a confident or slightly defensive tone.

A mild exclamation of surprise or mild shock, used across Latin America. It is a softened substitute for a stronger expletive and is commonly heard in speech around children. Very mild and family-friendly in tone.

When used as a standalone exclamation or comment about a person ("típico de Stripe"), it expresses exasperated recognition of a predictable behavior, similar to English "that's so like him." The literal meaning (typical) does not capture the eyeroll tone it carries in speech.

A hyperbolic time expression meaning a very long time has passed. Not derivable from the literal words ("centuries") in natural conversational use. Common across Latin America in informal speech.