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I heard this often from Dominican and Panamanian guys in High School, they would be like "tu eres melocoton" to somebody. I know melocoton means peach, but I highly doubt that they meant peach in this case. Can someone enlighten me as to what melocoton really is
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I heard this often from Dominican and Panamanian guys in High School, they would be like "tu eres melocoton" to somebody. I know melocoton means peach, but I highly doubt that they meant peach in this case. Can someone enlighten me as to what melocoton really is
I've only heard a couple of times from Centro America's people. I don't even know if it's widely know in those countries, but they used it as an insult.
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