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JodaA joke, prank, or something that's not serious in Argentina and Uruguay. It can also mean a party or a night out, depending on context and tone.
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RandomSomething unexpected, out of nowhere, with no apparent reason. An English loanword adopted across the entire Spanish-speaking world, especially among young people on social media.
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FunadoSomeone who got publicly exposed on social media for shady behavior like harassment, sexism, or scamming. It comes from 'funa,' the collective digital callout that can destroy reputations overnight.
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LucasThousands of pesos in several South American countries where one luca equals a thousand. It's the most informal, quick, and everyday way to talk about prices and money without saying the full numbers.
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LaburoA job or work in Argentina. From lunfardo with Italian roots, it's probably the most used word in everyday Buenos Aires life alongside 'birra' and 'bondi.'.
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Joda0 votes

A joke, prank, or something that's not serious in Argentina and Uruguay. It can also mean a party or a night out, depending on context and tone.

Anonymous
Random0 votes

Something unexpected, out of nowhere, with no apparent reason. An English loanword adopted across the entire Spanish-speaking world, especially among young people on social media.

Anonymous
Funado0 votes

Someone who got publicly exposed on social media for shady behavior like harassment, sexism, or scamming. It comes from 'funa,' the collective digital callout that can destroy reputations overnight.

Anonymous
Lucas0 votes

Thousands of pesos in several South American countries where one luca equals a thousand. It's the most informal, quick, and everyday way to talk about prices and money without saying the full numbers.

Anonymous
Laburo0 votes

A job or work in Argentina. From lunfardo with Italian roots, it's probably the most used word in everyday Buenos Aires life alongside 'birra' and 'bondi.'.

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