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TocoA lot, plenty, a large amount of something. If you have a toco of things, you have way too much to carry or deal with — it's like a pile that has grown out of control.
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ApanarTo support, back up, or stand by someone unconditionally. In Chile, apanar a friend means you're in their corner no matter what — you show up, you vouch for them, and you don't ask questions.
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SapoA snitch, gossip, or person who carries information about others to wherever it will cause the most trouble. In Colombia and Peru, a sapo is the person you can never trust with any secret.
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ChuparTo drink alcohol, especially to go out and have drinks with others. Chupar is one of the most widely used informal verbs for drinking in Latin America — casual, social, and never a solo activity.
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Buena ondaA pleasant, easygoing person with good energy who doesn't create drama or conflict. Being buena onda is one of the highest compliments in Latin American culture — it means people genuinely enjoy being around you.
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Toco0 votes

A lot, plenty, a large amount of something. If you have a toco of things, you have way too much to carry or deal with — it's like a pile that has grown out of control.

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Apanar0 votes

To support, back up, or stand by someone unconditionally. In Chile, apanar a friend means you're in their corner no matter what — you show up, you vouch for them, and you don't ask questions.

alanlucena
Sapo0 votes

A snitch, gossip, or person who carries information about others to wherever it will cause the most trouble. In Colombia and Peru, a sapo is the person you can never trust with any secret.

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Chupar0 votes

To drink alcohol, especially to go out and have drinks with others. Chupar is one of the most widely used informal verbs for drinking in Latin America — casual, social, and never a solo activity.

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Buena onda0 votes

A pleasant, easygoing person with good energy who doesn't create drama or conflict. Being buena onda is one of the highest compliments in Latin American culture — it means people genuinely enjoy being around you.

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