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A phrase used to wrap up a story or conversation, implying that the details being omitted are unimportant, repetitive, or just filler. Similar to saying blah blah blah or and so on.
- Hey mom, what did the comadre tell you? - Oh nothing, she called me about the jewelry and bururun bararan. You know. (A comadre is a close female friend or the godmother of one's child).
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A filler phrase used in conversation to indicate that something is unimportant, repetitive, or not worth explaining in detail. It functions similarly to saying blah blah blah or yada yada yada to summarize a long or tedious story.
- Mom, what did your friend say? - Nothing much, she called to talk about what happened back in the countryside. - Oh, and what happened? - You know, the same old thing with your aunt, your grandma bururun bararan, she's always bringing up the same stuff.
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