Meaning of "Tiki-taka"
Just as in Spanish soccer tactics, where players pass the ball back and forth quickly, this refers to the way people exchange short remarks and witty jokes with a sense of rhythm, engaging in seamless conversations or smoothly moving the conversation forward.
"As soon as the two of them started talking, the back-and-forth kicked in, and we couldn’t stop laughing—not even for a single sentence."
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