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Mala lecheBad intentions or bad luck, depending on the context. A person with mala leche is someone who does things with malice, while having mala leche means the universe is conspiring against you.
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RataA person who snitches, betrays, or sells out their friends at the first opportunity. The rata is the group's snitch — the one who spills secrets, passes info, and stabs you in the back without remorse.
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StalkearTo obsessively check someone's social media — scrolling through old photos, reading their tweets, and tracking their every move. Everyone's done it, but nobody wants to admit it.
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GedeAn annoying, pestering person who will not leave you alone. In Argentina, you call someone "gede" when they are constantly on your case, bugging you nonstop about something, like that friend who keeps insisting until you give in.
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TriggeredWhen something bothers or offends you so much that you react in an exaggerated, disproportionate way. Used to mock someone who gets upset over something insignificant and completely loses their composure.
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Mala leche0 votes

Bad intentions or bad luck, depending on the context. A person with mala leche is someone who does things with malice, while having mala leche means the universe is conspiring against you.

alanlucena
Rata0 votes

A person who snitches, betrays, or sells out their friends at the first opportunity. The rata is the group's snitch — the one who spills secrets, passes info, and stabs you in the back without remorse.

alanlucena
Stalkear0 votes

To obsessively check someone's social media — scrolling through old photos, reading their tweets, and tracking their every move. Everyone's done it, but nobody wants to admit it.

alanlucena
Gede0 votes

An annoying, pestering person who will not leave you alone. In Argentina, you call someone "gede" when they are constantly on your case, bugging you nonstop about something, like that friend who keeps insisting until you give in.

alanlucena
Triggered0 votes

When something bothers or offends you so much that you react in an exaggerated, disproportionate way. Used to mock someone who gets upset over something insignificant and completely loses their composure.

alanlucena
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