- Good times
- Had a great time? ¡Qué chivo! gets that across. In a conversation about something you enjoyed, chivo is a compliment.
- Money
- Ando sin pisto means you’re short of money. You’ll hear pisto used this way in El Salvador and nearby places too.
- The kids
- Los cipotes están jugando means “the kids are playing.” Cipote and cipota can refer to a child or young person; who’s being talked about helps you read it right.
The words inside a sentence
A good experience
¡Qué chivo estuvo el paseo!
The outing was great!
Being short of money
Ando sin pisto.
I’m short of money.
Talking about children
Los cipotes están jugando.
The kids are playing.