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No hay mal que dure cien añosA popular phrase from the Southern Cone region that means nothing lasts forever, every problem will pass. It's used to console someone in a difficult moment, conveying the wisdom of patience.
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PatearTo walk a lot, cover long distances on foot, or roam across a whole area. Can also mean to reject someone or something — like kicking a job offer away when a better one comes along.
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CarabineroA uniformed police officer in Chile, a member of the Carabineros de Chile — the country's official national police force. When carabineros arrive, things get serious.
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Fuente de sodaA small, simple restaurant in Chile where you can get drinks, juices, completos, and fast food. The 'fuente de soda' is the everyday Chilean's quick-stop spot — there's one on every corner.
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CuicoA term used in Chile and Mexico to describe someone from a high social class who exhibits snobbish behavior or looks down on those they consider inferior. This term is not a compliment and is often used to mock or criticize such individuals.
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No hay mal que dure cien años0 votes

A popular phrase from the Southern Cone region that means nothing lasts forever, every problem will pass. It's used to console someone in a difficult moment, conveying the wisdom of patience.

alanlucena
Patear0 votes

To walk a lot, cover long distances on foot, or roam across a whole area. Can also mean to reject someone or something — like kicking a job offer away when a better one comes along.

alanlucena
Carabinero0 votes

A uniformed police officer in Chile, a member of the Carabineros de Chile — the country's official national police force. When carabineros arrive, things get serious.

alanlucena
Fuente de soda0 votes

A small, simple restaurant in Chile where you can get drinks, juices, completos, and fast food. The 'fuente de soda' is the everyday Chilean's quick-stop spot — there's one on every corner.

alanlucena
Cuico0 votes

A term used in Chile and Mexico to describe someone from a high social class who exhibits snobbish behavior or looks down on those they consider inferior. This term is not a compliment and is often used to mock or criticize such individuals.

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