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MilAn Argentine intensifier meaning super, hella, or way too much. You put it before an adjective to crank it up, like 'very' but with way more colloquial punch.
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FlasheroSomeone who exaggerates everything, imagines things that don't exist, or invents unreal scenarios. In Argentina, 'flashear' means to fantasize, and a flashero lives in their own movie.
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MinónAn extremely attractive, stunning woman. It's the augmentative of 'mina' in Argentina, used as a compliment for a woman who really stands out physically.
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TirarTo have sex — the vulgar but extremely common and direct way to say it in Argentina. No euphemisms, no beating around the bush, just straight to the point.
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Buena ondaA friendly, likeable person who's easy to get along with and you click with instantly. It also describes a situation that gives good vibes and makes you feel comfortable.
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Mil0 votes

An Argentine intensifier meaning super, hella, or way too much. You put it before an adjective to crank it up, like 'very' but with way more colloquial punch.

alanlucena
Flashero0 votes

Someone who exaggerates everything, imagines things that don't exist, or invents unreal scenarios. In Argentina, 'flashear' means to fantasize, and a flashero lives in their own movie.

alanlucena
Minón0 votes

An extremely attractive, stunning woman. It's the augmentative of 'mina' in Argentina, used as a compliment for a woman who really stands out physically.

alanlucena
Tirar0 votes

To have sex — the vulgar but extremely common and direct way to say it in Argentina. No euphemisms, no beating around the bush, just straight to the point.

alanlucena
Buena onda0 votes

A friendly, likeable person who's easy to get along with and you click with instantly. It also describes a situation that gives good vibes and makes you feel comfortable.

alanlucena
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