In Chile it's basically a pronoun, used for everything and with everyone. It can refer to your best friend or a complete stranger. The tone defines whether it's affectionate, neutral, or an insult. Chileans use it so often it's practically punctuation in their daily conversations.

Openly, without hiding anything, with total transparency and zero shame. It's the opposite of lowkey: when you like something and you shout it to the world without caring what anyone thinks.

Someone who does absolutely everything for a person they like without getting anything in return, losing all dignity in the process. The simp showers their crush with gifts, compliments, and self-humiliation hoping for the tiniest crumb of attention. Borrowed from English internet culture, it is now deeply embedded in Spanish-speaking social media across Latin America and Spain.

To split the bill equally among everyone present in Chile — the unspoken agreement that each person pays their share so nobody gets stuck with the whole check. It's financial justice among friends.