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Come on! / Hurry up! (urging someone to move faster)
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Go on, then! (challenging someone)
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Come on, pleeeease! (begging or insisting)
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Come on! (encouraging someone to continue)
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Exactly! / That’s right! (agreeing)
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Alright then! / Sure! / Go ahead! (accepting a suggestion or giving someone the go-ahead)
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Oh, really? / Oh, I see! (showing surprise or realization)
💡 Ándale is the Swiss Army knife of Mexican Spanish, so context is EVERYTHING.
Here are two good examples of
ándale being used to agree.
First up, we have Félix the underground rapper, who agrees with me when I say that at least he learnt something doing construction work
(at approx. 07:55):
—Aprendes algo, al menos.
—Aprendes, ándale, exacto.—At least you learn something.
—You learn, yes, exactly.
And Erika’s cuñado Ricardo uses
ándale to agree when Erika brings up the expression
a rajarse a su pueblo.
They’re talking about how, if you dish it out, you have to be able to take it too
(at approx. 06:33):
—También podemos decir “a rajarse a su pueblo”.
—Ándale, “a rajarse a su pueblo”.—You can also say, “a rajarse a su pueblo.”
—Exactly, “a rajarse a su pueblo.”