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Pues

Well / So / Then (filler word)
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What does it mean?

"Pues" is Colombia's most used filler word — equivalent to "well", "so", or "then" in English. Colombians add "pues" to the end of sentences constantly: "sí pues" (well yes), "claro pues" (well of course), "¿qué más pues?" (so what's up?). It softens statements and is deeply Colombian.

How to use it

Add to the end of almost any statement or response to sound more Colombian. It's impossible to overuse.

Example sentences

Well yes, of course.

Sí pues, claro.

So what's up?

¿Qué más pues?

Well, let's go then.

Pues vámonos.

Related phrases

¿Qué más?

What's up / How are you

Listo

Ready / OK / Done / Sure

Dale

Let's do it / Go ahead / Come on

More everyday phrases

Ahorita

In a moment / Right now / Later

Listo

Ready / OK / Done / Sure

Dale

Let's do it / Go ahead / Come on

Sumercé

You (formal/respectful, Bogotá)

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