"I'm done with you! Go fuck yourself!/Get the fuck out of here!") Interjection (e.g. "¿Se sacó todas bien el tonto? ¡Ah, chingado!" – "Did the dumb guy get all the questions right? Oh, fuck!") Adjective for awful (e.g. "Este restaurante está de la chingada" – "This restaurant is fucking awful.") These words are often used in the following contexts: "¡Hijo de la chingada!" (idiom, adjective) "Son of a fuck!" "¡Chingada madre!" (interjection) = "Motherfucker!" "¡Vete a la chingada!" (noun) = "Go fuck yourself!" or "Get the fuck out of here!" Chingón/a Like , the word comes from . When used to describe a person, it describes someone who can "chingar" others; in other words, "better" or even "the best". Follar follar—used particularly in Spain and to a lesser extent in Cuba, but rarely found elsewhere. Follar literally means "to blow air with the bellows" and probably refers to panting during sex. Joder The verb joder/joderse is a harsh way of saying "to bother" and its English equivalent is "fuck". It can literally mean "to fuck somebody" e.g. anoche, Juan y su novia jodieron ("last night Juan and his girlfriend fucked"), or it can mean "to annoy", "to ruin", etc. no me jodas (don't annoy/bother me), or lo has jodido (you've fucked it up). It can be used as an adjective, like the English "fucking" (jodido) and is often used as a light interjection: ¡Joder! Olvidé mi abrigo ("Fuck! I've forgotten my coat"). Alternative ways of referring to sexual intercourse include: follar, echar un polvo (Argentina, Spain), coger (Argentina, Mexico), chimar, pisar (Central America), culear (Argentina, Chile and Colombia), singar (Cuba), garchar, mojar la chaucha, ponerla (Argentina) and cachar (Peru). Remojar el cochayuyo Remojar el cochayuyo (lit.: to soak the cochayuyo)—used in Chile The expression alludes to the cochayuyo algae that is harvested on Chile's coast. The algae is preserved by sun-drying. To be used for cooking, it then needs to be softened by soaking in water. Coger "Coger" can be confused with the verb "to take" but in the majority of Latin America is used to talk about taking someone sexually. References to the male genitalia Cojón Cojón (plural cojones) is slang for "testicle" and may be used as a synonym for "guts" or what it takes", hence making it equivalent to English balls or bollocks. A common expression in Spain is anything to the effect of hace lo que