Imperative (imperativo)
| nosotros | - |
| vosotros | - |
to be quits; to be satisfied with the fulfillment of the responsibilities, obligations or promises agreed with other people; to have no debts, responsibilities, obligations or promises left to fulfill.
A regional colloquial expression; the noun chele in Central America means a light-skinned person, but the exact meaning of this phrase is not documented in standard references. Treat it as slang to hear and understand locally, not to use in writing.
Do not conjugate it as a normal verb phrase in formal writing; estar here follows normal estar conjugation (estoy, estás...). Meaning varies by region.
Often confused with estar.
| nosotros | - |
| vosotros | - |
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"estar cheles" means "to be quits; to be satisfied with the fulfillment of the responsibilities, obligations or promises agreed with other people; to have no debts, responsibilities, obligations or promises left to fulfill.".
The imperative (imperativo) of "estar cheles" is: nosotros -, vosotros -.