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FavelaAn informal Brazilian neighborhood adopted into Spanish to describe densely populated, self-built settlements. The word evokes images of hillside communities with their own rules, music, and struggles.
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FunearTo publicly call someone out on social media for toxic behavior, abuse, or scamming, exposing their identity. Funear is a digital trial where the online community decides whether the accusation is fair or not.
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ProfeThe short, affectionate way to call a teacher in all of Latin America. It's the natural, respectful yet casual way students address whoever teaches them every day.
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Pick meA person who desperately seeks approval and attention from the opposite sex by trying to seem different or special. The classic 'I'm not like the others' that everyone can spot from a mile away.
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YoloYou only live once, just go for it without worrying about the consequences. An acronym borrowed from English that has become the ultimate excuse for any impulsive decision across Latin America and Spain, from eating a double dessert to quitting your job on a Monday morning.
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Favela0 votes

An informal Brazilian neighborhood adopted into Spanish to describe densely populated, self-built settlements. The word evokes images of hillside communities with their own rules, music, and struggles.

alanlucena
Funear0 votes

To publicly call someone out on social media for toxic behavior, abuse, or scamming, exposing their identity. Funear is a digital trial where the online community decides whether the accusation is fair or not.

alanlucena
Profe0 votes

The short, affectionate way to call a teacher in all of Latin America. It's the natural, respectful yet casual way students address whoever teaches them every day.

alanlucena
Pick me0 votes

A person who desperately seeks approval and attention from the opposite sex by trying to seem different or special. The classic 'I'm not like the others' that everyone can spot from a mile away.

alanlucena
Yolo0 votes

You only live once, just go for it without worrying about the consequences. An acronym borrowed from English that has become the ultimate excuse for any impulsive decision across Latin America and Spain, from eating a double dessert to quitting your job on a Monday morning.

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