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Ir de frente
Literal meaning: "To go up front"
To go straight there / Get right to it (Peru)
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What does it mean?
"Ir de frente" means to go straight there without detours, or to get right to the point in a conversation — no small talk, no delays. Peruvians use it both literally (for directions) and figuratively (for being direct).
How to use it
Neutral, works in casual and semi-professional contexts. A useful phrase for someone who values efficiency.
Example sentences
Let's just go straight there.
Vamos de frente.
I'll get right to the point.
Voy de frente contigo.
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