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La cagóAn expression of amazement meaning something or someone is incredibly good or impressive, like saying "that is insane" or "that is fire" in English. In Chile and Mexico you use it when something blew past all your expectations by a mile. Despite its vulgar origin (literally "they shit it"), it is purely positive.
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NegrearTo exploit someone at work, making them work excessive hours for little pay and no rights. In Argentina and Mexico, negrear describes pure labor exploitation.
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VueltoThe change you get back after paying for something in Argentina, Chile, and Peru. It's the coins and bills the cashier hands you — always count them before walking away.
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FrutillaStrawberry in Argentina, Chile, Uruguay, and other Southern Cone countries. It's the exact same delicious red fruit that Mexico and Spain call fresa, but down there it's frutilla and there's no debate.
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TrapitoA person who watches over parked cars on the street in exchange for tips in Argentina. Named after the rag (trapito) they wave to guide drivers into spots — an informal, quintessentially Argentine job.
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La cagó0 votes

An expression of amazement meaning something or someone is incredibly good or impressive, like saying "that is insane" or "that is fire" in English. In Chile and Mexico you use it when something blew past all your expectations by a mile. Despite its vulgar origin (literally "they shit it"), it is purely positive.

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Negrear0 votes

To exploit someone at work, making them work excessive hours for little pay and no rights. In Argentina and Mexico, negrear describes pure labor exploitation.

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Vuelto0 votes

The change you get back after paying for something in Argentina, Chile, and Peru. It's the coins and bills the cashier hands you — always count them before walking away.

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Frutilla0 votes

Strawberry in Argentina, Chile, Uruguay, and other Southern Cone countries. It's the exact same delicious red fruit that Mexico and Spain call fresa, but down there it's frutilla and there's no debate.

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Trapito0 votes

A person who watches over parked cars on the street in exchange for tips in Argentina. Named after the rag (trapito) they wave to guide drivers into spots — an informal, quintessentially Argentine job.

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