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AnanáPineapple in Argentina and Uruguay — the word comes from Guaraní and is the go-to term in the Río de la Plata region. Same fruit, different name from the rest of the Spanish-speaking world.
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Quote tuitearTo quote tweet — sharing someone's tweet with your own comment added above. Quote tweeting is the most powerful tool for commentary on Twitter: it amplifies the original while adding your take, and in the wrong hands, it becomes a mechanism for public dragging.
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Brain rotContent so absurd and nonsensical that it feels like it's destroying your brain cells. This is the humor of the current generation.
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PatotaA gang or group of people who intimidate, bully, or cause trouble together. In Argentina and Uruguay, 'patota' is the crew you don't want showing up at your event — they travel in packs and their presence usually means something is about to go wrong.
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AlphaA dominant, assertive person who takes charge in any group or social setting. Borrowed from English but used heavily in Latin American internet culture, often with heavy irony to mock men who try too hard to project dominance and masculinity online.
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Ananá0 votes

Pineapple in Argentina and Uruguay — the word comes from Guaraní and is the go-to term in the Río de la Plata region. Same fruit, different name from the rest of the Spanish-speaking world.

alanlucena
Quote tuitear0 votes

To quote tweet — sharing someone's tweet with your own comment added above. Quote tweeting is the most powerful tool for commentary on Twitter: it amplifies the original while adding your take, and in the wrong hands, it becomes a mechanism for public dragging.

alanlucena
Brain rot0 votes

Content so absurd and nonsensical that it feels like it's destroying your brain cells. This is the humor of the current generation.

alanlucena
Patota0 votes

A gang or group of people who intimidate, bully, or cause trouble together. In Argentina and Uruguay, 'patota' is the crew you don't want showing up at your event — they travel in packs and their presence usually means something is about to go wrong.

alanlucena
Alpha0 votes

A dominant, assertive person who takes charge in any group or social setting. Borrowed from English but used heavily in Latin American internet culture, often with heavy irony to mock men who try too hard to project dominance and masculinity online.

alanlucena
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