Mando'a 

Traditional language of the mandalorians, originally spoken by the Taung. Boba Fett, as seen in Star Wars, did not speak Mando'a until later in his life.

Traditional Greeting in Mando'a
Su'cuy ner vode, me'bana?

lit.-Good to see you still alive my brothers/sisters, what is happening?

I am Adun, Beskar Buy'ce Alor

-I am Adun, Mandalorian Iron Helmets Leader.

Mando'a by Alor Adun May 12, 2009

A Mando Aldana 

A Mexican wet back spick degenerate from the greasiest part of Guatemala or Guadalarjay that has no moral compass, class and can’t even come close to acting like a respectable gentlemen. Who didn’t go to college so he resorts to stealing peoples kidneys, stealing peoples house, bed room and car keys and making copies of them to steal, stalk or harm them, snorting chemicals, glass or poison from the Lower 4th or Lower 5th Dimension hi jacking 3rd Dimensional Humans bodies and making them snort that harmful crap, pooping on people from the Lower 4th or Lower 5th Dimension like to Elohim God Ptah (Phil Piquet Vargas) from the Aurora Universe 1 Milky Way Galaxy of planet Earth and selling there kidneys on the black market

Oh come on Man don’t pull a Mando Aldana on me or I will deport you to Mexico like Donald Trump would to a piece of shit Mexican breaking the American Laws

A Mando Aldana by A God known as Ptah March 26, 2022

mano a mano 

The term is Spanish and literally means "Hand to Hand" as in unarmed combat. However in its modern incarnation the term is used in any scenario where two (usually male) individuals are going to have some sort of competition. Eg Darts, Snooker, an actual fight, even videogames. It is rarely a serious threat.

"Come Hotshot think you can take me at Multiplayer goldeneye? Huh? Ok just you and me Mano a Mano"

mano a mano by Jack Karch May 31, 2006

mano-a-mano

A Portuguese expression to describe a fight between two people

Vamos andar à porrada, tu e eu, mano-a-mano

mano-a-mano by HistoriaViva September 10, 2018

mano a mano 

mano a mano; mano mano; man mano

As far as Italians are concerned these expressions (freely exchangeable) have only one use and meaning, the origin of which - most likely - has to do with the way in old times people used to measure short distances by using an open hand.
You put a hand widely open beside another end moving on as you take measures. From this habit in old times may have arisen the idea of following an event - shal we say - "step-by-step" (if you're measuring long distances) ... or similarly "hand-by-hand" (if you're measuring, say, a cloth or a stick of wood, etc.).
By extension, every time an Italian wants to mean following something very closely and at every new event uses this expression.
I mark on the wall my child's height as (mano a mano) he grows.

Segno sul muro l'altezza di mio figlio MANO A MANO che cresce.
I mark on the wall my child's height (continuosly) AS he grows.

mano a mano by pino-il-siracusano November 3, 2018

Mano a mano 

This expression could come either from italian or spanish, it literally means "hand to hand" and it is used to indicate an argue, a verbal fight between two people.

"I had a mano a mano with John yesterday, i hate when he talks to me like that."
"You and John should stop with those head to head discussions..."

Mano a mano by Tobeeto dudy flappucine March 24, 2017

mano a mano 

mano a mano is when two close mates go toe to toe to break down some deep conversations. often spoken over some chalk.

e.g. you have a bag yet the party finishes and you look over at your best mate and his misses. the misses is tired and he gives you a nod that says he’s putting her to bed. he then proceeds to look over at you.

“just me and you pal”
“guess we are going mano a mano then”

*they proceed to break down some universal topics”

mano a mano by jewntymase June 25, 2023