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ChorearTo steal or swipe someone's stuff in Argentina and Chile. It can range from pocketing a pen at work to something more serious, and the person who does it gets called a chorro with zero affection.
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ChanchoA pig or hog in Argentina, Chile, and southern countries. Also used to describe someone dirty, messy, or with bad table manners, because nobody wants to be called chancho.
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FacharTo look good, dress stylishly, or have a sharp appearance in Argentina. When someone goes out fachando, they turn heads for how well put together they are — perfect outfit and runway attitude.
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AlentarTo cheer on, support, or encourage a soccer team or a person with chants, screams, and all your energy. In Argentina, cheering for your team from the stands is practically a religion and a sacred duty for every fan.
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Caerle el veinteTo realize or understand something too late, to catch on to a situation when there's little that can be done. The metaphor is the coin that falls into the public phone slot. If you drop the twenty, you've finally understood.
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Chorear0 votes

To steal or swipe someone's stuff in Argentina and Chile. It can range from pocketing a pen at work to something more serious, and the person who does it gets called a chorro with zero affection.

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Chancho0 votes

A pig or hog in Argentina, Chile, and southern countries. Also used to describe someone dirty, messy, or with bad table manners, because nobody wants to be called chancho.

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Fachar0 votes

To look good, dress stylishly, or have a sharp appearance in Argentina. When someone goes out fachando, they turn heads for how well put together they are — perfect outfit and runway attitude.

alanlucena
Alentar0 votes

To cheer on, support, or encourage a soccer team or a person with chants, screams, and all your energy. In Argentina, cheering for your team from the stands is practically a religion and a sacred duty for every fan.

alanlucena
Caerle el veinte0 votes

To realize or understand something too late, to catch on to a situation when there's little that can be done. The metaphor is the coin that falls into the public phone slot. If you drop the twenty, you've finally understood.

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