Imperative (imperativo)
| tú | chíngale |
| nosotros | chinguémosle |
| vosotros | chingadle |
to work hard; to bust one's ass
Northern Mexican colloquial imperative/reflexive use of chingar in a positive, energetic sense: to hustle, work hard, get moving — ¡Chingarle! (get to it!) or ándale, chíngale (come on, go for it). Notably less vulgar in feel than other chingar senses, closer to enthusiastic encouragement than crude language, though still informal.
Assuming chingarle carries the same shock value as other chingar uses — in this hustle/get-moving sense it's still informal, but far less taboo than the vulgar or sexual senses.
Often confused with chingar.
| tú | chíngale |
| nosotros | chinguémosle |
| vosotros | chingadle |
| chingándole |
| chingarle |
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"chingarle" means "to work hard; to bust one's ass".
The imperative (imperativo) of "chingarle" is: tú chíngale, nosotros chinguémosle, vosotros chingadle.