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ChamuyeroA smooth-talker with a silver tongue who can convince anyone with their elaborate wordplay. In Argentina the chamuyero uses charm and exaggeration as weapons — you never know what's true and what's pure BS.
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Darle roscaTo overthink something, dwell on it, and keep turning it over in your head until it eats you alive. It's when you can't stop obsessing over a situation that you should've let go of ages ago.
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EmbolsarTo pocket money or keep the profits from something, often in a shady or questionable way. It implies someone took money that wasn't entirely theirs to take.
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FilaAn orderly line of people waiting their turn with varying degrees of patience. Standing in fila is the most common patience exercise in urban life, where you learn to control your anger while inching forward.
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BancarseTo put up with, endure, or tolerate something difficult with patience and without complaining. In Argentina and Uruguay, bancarse is weathering the storm with stoic resilience, knowing it'll eventually pass.
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Chamuyero0 votes

A smooth-talker with a silver tongue who can convince anyone with their elaborate wordplay. In Argentina the chamuyero uses charm and exaggeration as weapons — you never know what's true and what's pure BS.

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Darle rosca0 votes

To overthink something, dwell on it, and keep turning it over in your head until it eats you alive. It's when you can't stop obsessing over a situation that you should've let go of ages ago.

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Embolsar0 votes

To pocket money or keep the profits from something, often in a shady or questionable way. It implies someone took money that wasn't entirely theirs to take.

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Fila0 votes

An orderly line of people waiting their turn with varying degrees of patience. Standing in fila is the most common patience exercise in urban life, where you learn to control your anger while inching forward.

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Bancarse0 votes

To put up with, endure, or tolerate something difficult with patience and without complaining. In Argentina and Uruguay, bancarse is weathering the storm with stoic resilience, knowing it'll eventually pass.

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