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Llevar el apunteTo pay attention to someone, to take them into account, or to acknowledge what they say. In Chile 'llevarle el apunte' is recognition. If nobody llevas el apunte, you're being completely ignored.
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JoteSomeone who persistently hits on a person without being wanted and refuses to read the signs. In Chile the jote doesn't realize nobody wants him there. Also the name of the Andean condor-like vulture.
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Mandarse cambiarTo leave decisively or escape from a situation, in Chile and Argentina, the one who leaves doesn't come back.
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GarabatoA swear word or insult in Chile. Garabatos are the vocabulary of rage, surprise, or extreme emphasis. In Chile, letting loose garabatos means dropping expletives with real feeling behind them.
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PelambreIntense gossip or talk that tears apart someone's reputation or behavior behind their back. In Chile the pelambre is the conversation that dismantles someone's image while they're nowhere around to defend themselves.
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Llevar el apunte0 votes

To pay attention to someone, to take them into account, or to acknowledge what they say. In Chile 'llevarle el apunte' is recognition. If nobody llevas el apunte, you're being completely ignored.

alanlucena
Jote0 votes

Someone who persistently hits on a person without being wanted and refuses to read the signs. In Chile the jote doesn't realize nobody wants him there. Also the name of the Andean condor-like vulture.

alanlucena
Mandarse cambiar0 votes

To leave decisively or escape from a situation, in Chile and Argentina, the one who leaves doesn't come back.

alanlucena
Garabato0 votes

A swear word or insult in Chile. Garabatos are the vocabulary of rage, surprise, or extreme emphasis. In Chile, letting loose garabatos means dropping expletives with real feeling behind them.

alanlucena
Pelambre0 votes

Intense gossip or talk that tears apart someone's reputation or behavior behind their back. In Chile the pelambre is the conversation that dismantles someone's image while they're nowhere around to defend themselves.

alanlucena
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