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MamarseTo get completely wasted, drunk to the point of losing control and memory. In Mexico, 'mamarse' is when you go way overboard with drinks and remember nothing the next day.
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LaburarTo work, to earn your living with effort. It's the most common way to say 'work' in Argentina and Uruguay, comes from the Italian 'lavorare.' Used in every context.
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OrtivearTo snitch on someone or ruin others' plans by being a killjoy in Argentina. Ortivear is the worst social betrayal within a friend group — the act that turns you into a pariah.
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CanchaExperience or skill gained through practice — that wisdom that only comes from years of doing something. In Argentina, 'tener cancha' means being a veteran at something.
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CringeIntense secondhand embarrassment, something so awkward or cringeworthy you want to look away. A viral anglicism that perfectly describes that uncomfortable feeling running through your body.
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Mamarse0 votes

To get completely wasted, drunk to the point of losing control and memory. In Mexico, 'mamarse' is when you go way overboard with drinks and remember nothing the next day.

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Laburar0 votes

To work, to earn your living with effort. It's the most common way to say 'work' in Argentina and Uruguay, comes from the Italian 'lavorare.' Used in every context.

alanlucena
Ortivear0 votes

To snitch on someone or ruin others' plans by being a killjoy in Argentina. Ortivear is the worst social betrayal within a friend group — the act that turns you into a pariah.

alanlucena
Cancha0 votes

Experience or skill gained through practice — that wisdom that only comes from years of doing something. In Argentina, 'tener cancha' means being a veteran at something.

alanlucena
Cringe0 votes

Intense secondhand embarrassment, something so awkward or cringeworthy you want to look away. A viral anglicism that perfectly describes that uncomfortable feeling running through your body.

alanlucena
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