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Diminutive of 'callado'. The -ito suffix makes the instruction feel less aggressive while still being a firm command. Often used with children or in situations requiring group compliance.

Literally 'don't screw with me', used to express disbelief, frustration, or exasperation at a bad situation. Very common in casual speech; the intensity depends heavily on tone, it can be mild annoyance or genuine outrage.

Standard vulgar exclamation of frustration or contempt. Also used as a noun to describe something of poor quality or a bad situation. Ubiquitous in casual speech across all generations.