What does "sácala pues" mean to someone in Mexico?

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What does "sácala pues" mean to someone in Mexico? Is it slang for how's it hanging? Or how's it going?

More context is needed. No, it is not how's it hanging. It's imperative. — Lambie, Sep 02 '23 at 17:49

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It's not "saca la pues", it is "sácala", that literally translates to "bring it out".

This can be used literally to bring something out or also as a rude way to challenge someone, normally referring to a gun or anything referred to someone's manhood, I think you can guess what it means.

The "pues" is something like a "come on" used to urge someone to do something.

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answered Nov 22 '17 at 21:41

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Is it sexual in nature or more a challenge to fight? – Sisterfriend Nov 23 '17 at 22:16
in the rude way, it can be used in sexual nature, in the non-rude way it is totally neutral, – Mike Nov 24 '17 at 03:41

What does "sácala pues" mean to someone in Mexico?

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