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What does Chingos de Pege mean?

"Chingos de Pege" is a Mexican slang phrase that's a bit tricky to translate directly. It's a combination of:

* Chingos: This word means "a lot" or "tons" in Mexican slang. It's a very informal and sometimes considered vulgar term.

* Pege: This part is less clear. It could be a shortened version of "pegamento" (glue) or a slang word with no clear etymology.

Possible interpretations:

* "Tons of glue" This literal translation is unlikely to make sense in most contexts.

* "Lots of sticky stuff" This could be used figuratively to describe something messy or difficult to deal with.

* "A lot of something" This is the most common interpretation, but the specific meaning would depend on the context of the conversation.

It's important to remember that slang is highly context-dependent. The exact meaning of "Chingos de Pege" would depend on who is saying it, to whom, and in what situation.

It's best to avoid using this phrase unless you are very confident in your understanding of Mexican slang.

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