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‘Que chachi!’: How widely-used slang word in Andalucia is linked to Winston Churchill

In everyday Spanish, chachi is a cheerful little word that means something is great, fantastic, or top-notch.

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In everyday Spanish, chachi is a cheerful little word that means something is great, fantastic, or top-notch. You might hear a teenager say 'que chachi!' about a new phone, or a grandmother use it to praise her grandson’s cooking. But in Cad

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