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‹ Y Tu Mamá También

Film · 2001 · Drama

Y Tu Mamá También

Y tu mamá también

C1MexicanFast dialogueFast: quicker, harder to follow· 106 minIMDb 7.7·RT 90%AMC+on AMC+

A man out for an early morning surf gets more than he bargained for when surf blows a corpse out of the water and into his face. It appears to be a routine investigation, natural causes being indicated... but complications arise when Tessa and Steve find they cannot identify the victim, and no-one steps forward to claim him. Surely someone should be missing a well-groomed man in his fifties?

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  1. 1

    güey

    dude, man, buddy (also used as a general filler address term)
    expressioncolloquial~97× this film

    The single most frequent word in the dialogue. Used between male friends as a constant address term, similar to 'dude' or 'man' in English. Can be affectionate, neutral, or mildly insulting depending on tone. Spelling varies (wey, buey) but pronunciation is the same.

    Oye güey, ¿ya viste el partido de anoche?Hey dude, did you see last night's game?
  2. 2

    pedo

    problem, situation, issue (also: drunk, fart, depending on context)
    noun~18× this film
    ¿Cuál es el pedo con ese trámite? Llevo semanas esperando.What's the deal with that paperwork? I've been waiting for weeks.
  3. 3

    vieja

    girlfriend, woman (informal)
    noun~12× this film
    Mi vieja y yo llevamos tres años juntos.My girlfriend and I have been together for three years.
  4. 4

    novia

    girlfriend, fiancée
    noun~11× this film
    Su novia se fue de intercambio a Europa por todo el verano.His girlfriend went on an exchange program to Europe for the whole summer.
  5. 5

    güeba

    boredom, drag, pain (as in something tedious or unpleasant)
    noun~9× this film
    Me da una güeba terrible tener que madrugar los lunes.Getting up early on Mondays is such a drag for me.
  6. 6

    chavo

    guy, kid, young man
    noun~8× this film
    Los chavos del barrio se juntan en la esquina todos los viernes.The guys from the neighborhood get together on the corner every Friday.
  7. 7

    desmadre

    chaos, mess, disorder
    noun~4× this film
    La fiesta se convirtió en un desmadre total cuando llegaron sin avisar.The party turned into total chaos when they showed up unannounced.
  8. 8

    infiel

    unfaithful, cheating (in a relationship)
    adjective~4× this film
    Se enteró de que él había sido infiel y lo dejó esa misma tarde.She found out he had been unfaithful and left him that same afternoon.
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  1. 9

    no mames

    no way, are you serious, you've got to be kidding (expression of disbelief, surprise, or protest)
    expressionvulgar~38× this film

    Extremely common in casual Mexican speech. Literally vulgar but functionally similar to 'oh come on' or 'no way'. The force depends entirely on tone: it can signal shock, annoyance, or amusement.

    ¿No mames, en serio te dieron el trabajo? ¡Qué buena noticia!No way, they seriously gave you the job? What great news!
  2. 10

    a huevo

    hell yeah, absolutely, for sure (strong affirmation)
    expressionvulgar~24× this film

    Used to express enthusiastic agreement or confirmation. Despite the literal words being vulgar, it functions purely as an emphatic 'yes' or 'exactly' in casual conversation between friends.

    ¿Vas a la playa el fin de semana? — A huevo, ya tengo todo listo.Are you going to the beach this weekend? — Hell yeah, I've got everything ready.
  3. 11

    chingón

    awesome, great, badass, top-notch
    expressionvulgar~6× this film

    Derives from 'chingar' but used here as a positive superlative. Calling something or someone chingón is a strong compliment in informal Mexican speech. Context determines whether it refers to a skill, a place, a person, or a thing.

    La banda que tocó anoche estaba chingona, no paré de bailar.The band that played last night was awesome, I didn't stop dancing.

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