In recent years, the phrase "no sabo," which is the incorrect way of saying "I don't know" in Spanish (the correct translation is "no sé") has become synonymous with young Latinos who aren’t ...

Calling someone a No Sabo Kid may have started as an insult. But the term is being embraced as a badge of pride by a new generation of young Americans to show they are proud to be Latino — even ...

"No sabo" is supposed to mean “I don’t know”, but it’s grammatically incorrect, making it a knock on young Hispanic people who don’t speak fluent Spanish. There are millions of memes and ...

“No sabo” is an incorrect way to say “I don’t know” in Spanish, a basic verb conjugation mistake that is common for young children and other early language learners. The correct form is ...

Today, De La Cerda is considered a “no sabo kid” by fluent Spanish-speaking youth from Miami to San Jose. The term targets Americanized, English-dominant Latinos, young or old. It’s as if ...

From left to right, Hack, Koala, and Sabo are some of One Piece's most well known martial artists (Image via Toei Animation) While One Piece’s main power-system stems from its enigmatic Devil ...