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TextearTo send text messages or chat with someone constantly. An anglicism from the English 'text' that became a verb in Spanish and is used all across Latin America.
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ChaoAn 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.
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Caught in 4KWhen 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.
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CuáticoSomething absolutely wild, intense, or unbelievable in Chile. Used to react to situations that leave you speechless — whether amazingly good or shockingly bad. Like saying "that's insane" but with a Chilean twist.
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PaniquearTo panic or get extremely nervous in an exaggerated way over a situation. When you paniquear, anxiety completely takes over and you can't think clearly or make good decisions.
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Textear0 votes

To send text messages or chat with someone constantly. An anglicism from the English 'text' that became a verb in Spanish and is used all across Latin America.

alanlucena
Chao0 votes

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.

alanlucena
Caught in 4K0 votes

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.

alanlucena
Cuático0 votes

Something absolutely wild, intense, or unbelievable in Chile. Used to react to situations that leave you speechless — whether amazingly good or shockingly bad. Like saying "that's insane" but with a Chilean twist.

Anonymous
Paniquear0 votes

To panic or get extremely nervous in an exaggerated way over a situation. When you paniquear, anxiety completely takes over and you can't think clearly or make good decisions.

alanlucena
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