An orphan or a child with no recognized father in Argentina and Uruguay. It can be a heavy insult, a friendly nickname between mates, or just a River Plate way to refer to someone young — all depending on context.

Short for 'good game' — said at the end of an online match to show sportsmanship. In real life, it's also used sarcastically when something goes completely wrong.

Breaded and fried meat that's basically Argentina's unofficial national dish. With mashed potatoes, fries, or in a sandwich — it's always perfection.

Something cheap, fake, low quality, or unreliable in Argentina and Uruguay. If something's berreta, you can tell from a mile away it's poorly made, improvised, or done with zero care.