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A mild interjection used across Latin America to express surprise, mild shock, or frustration. Its force is softer than stronger interjections and is safe in most company.

A fixed phrase meaning someone has acted first or outmaneuvered another person. The literal words ('take the front') do not transparently yield this competitive, tactical meaning in context.

A very common sentence-final tag in Latin American Spanish used to invite confirmation or agreement. It is shorter and more abrupt than longer tag constructions and appears across all registers of casual speech.