Difficult Mexican speaking "chiras pelas"
*Please don't delete this. These phrases are quite useful since they are so usual in Mexican speaking.
Let's see who can guess this one:
Two kids are playing with marbles, and one of them is going to throw his marble, then he says:
Ya'stás chiras pelas
5 Answers
see ya- interj slang (see you: goodbye for now)
often used as a taunt--i.e in sports when someone is eliminated
chiras pelas (en Mexico) ya termino
haha, i'm mexican too.... jaja i don't think many people can answer this one.....
but it is about one kid is dead in the game..... a way to say the boy has lost the game.
haha i haven't said that since i was a kido! haha good one.
FIrst of all, the previous answers are wrong!! Chiras = cheating. In spanish we take english words and find like sounds in spanish. Pelas = to lose. in a marbles game the term is used to signal all the players involve that if you cheat you will forfeit the game. its kinda like when we say gringos = green go!! which was originally used againts the US armed forces deployed in Mexico asking them to leave the country.... somehow some morons used it exclusively againts white people.
It means the kid lost the game.
Here's my try.
Ya'stás - ya estás
chiras - tirar
pelas - pelota
So maybe: Now you're throwing the ball, or maybe Throw the ball already! I really don't know.
