interjection
General Slang
Sale
/ˈsa.le/ · interjection · informal
Mexican 'okay,' 'sounds good,' or 'deal.'
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Definitions
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Used to seal a plan or deal, like 'it's a deal' or 'count me in.'
“You bring snacks, I bring drinks. Sale.”
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Often paired with 'pues' for emphasis, meaning 'alright then.'
“Sale pues, see you tomorrow.”
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An expression of agreement, like 'okay,' 'sounds good,' or 'alright.'
“We meet at seven? Sale.”
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Sale In A Sentence
Sale, I'll text you when I'm outside.
You want tacos after? Sale, I'm starving.
Sale pues, talk to you later.
Origin & Usage
Mexican Spanish, from the verb 'salir' (to come out/work out), used colloquially to mean 'it works' or 'deal.' A super common quick affirmation in everyday Mexican conversation.
People Also Ask
What does 'sale' mean in slang?
In Mexican Spanish it means 'okay,' 'sounds good,' or 'deal.' It's a quick way to agree to a plan.
What does 'sale pues' mean?
It means 'alright then' or 'okay, sounds good' — just 'sale' with extra emphasis.
Is 'sale' the same as 'va'?
Pretty much. Both are Mexican ways to say 'okay' or 'deal,' often used interchangeably.
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