An informal goodbye inherited from the Italian 'ciao' that's used across all of Latin America. It's the most casual, breezy way to say bye — quick, warm, and universal.

A big mess, fight, or scandal in Argentina. When someone "arma bardo," they stir up drama and conflict — think a blowup at a party where everyone ends up arguing. It covers anything from street fights to pointless interpersonal drama.

When someone gets caught with irrefutable evidence doing something they shouldn't have — busted in high definition with no possibility of denial. The digital equivalent of being caught red-handed.

A Portuguese word adopted into Spanish describing a deep melancholy for something absent — a person, a place, a time that's gone. There's no perfect English translation because it captures an emotion that goes beyond simple nostalgia.