Hey, we made the news again!

by ZihuaRob , Zihuatanejo, México, Saturday, December 19, 2015, 20:37 (3978 days ago) @ jaui

Ahuyentar means to chase away. Huir means to run away. Similar but different. The pronunciation of the former may be a bit difficult for non-Spanish speakers trying to read it: ah-oo-yen-TAR.

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