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casual📍 Peru — general

Ya pe

Literal meaning: "Now then"

Come on / Alright then (Peru)
yah peh

What does it mean?

"Pe" (from "pues") is Peru's famous verbal tic, tacked onto the end of phrases for emphasis or warmth — "sí pe" (yeah, of course), "ya pe" (come on / alright then), "no pe" (no way). "Ya pe" specifically nudges someone along or wraps up agreement.

How to use it

Extremely casual and conversational. Universal among Peruvians in relaxed speech; skip entirely in writing or formal contexts.

Example sentences

Come on, let's go already.

Ya pe, vamos.

Alright then, deal.

Ya pe, trato hecho.

Related phrases

De firme / La firme

For real / Seriously (Peru)

Al toque

Right away / Immediately (Peru)

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