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MamacitaA very attractive, gorgeous woman. It's a widespread street compliment in Latin America that can be sweet between couples or bold when said to strangers.
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TeletrabajoWorking remotely from home or anywhere that isn't the office. It blew up during the pandemic, and many discovered they're more productive in pajamas.
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GhostearTo stop replying to messages and disappear without any explanation, as if you were an invisible ghost. It's the most cowardly and common way to end any relationship, friendship, or conversation in the digital age.
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Se pasóSomeone went too far, overdid it, or crossed a line they shouldn't have. 'Se pasó' works for good and bad: from 'went overboard with generosity' to 'crossed the line' — it all depends on context and tone.
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Hacer el osoTo make a complete fool of yourself or suffer epic public embarrassment in Mexico and Colombia. It's that mortifying moment everyone witnesses and nobody lets you forget.
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Mamacita0 votes

A very attractive, gorgeous woman. It's a widespread street compliment in Latin America that can be sweet between couples or bold when said to strangers.

alanlucena
Teletrabajo0 votes

Working remotely from home or anywhere that isn't the office. It blew up during the pandemic, and many discovered they're more productive in pajamas.

alanlucena
Ghostear0 votes

To stop replying to messages and disappear without any explanation, as if you were an invisible ghost. It's the most cowardly and common way to end any relationship, friendship, or conversation in the digital age.

alanlucena
Se pasó0 votes

Someone went too far, overdid it, or crossed a line they shouldn't have. 'Se pasó' works for good and bad: from 'went overboard with generosity' to 'crossed the line' — it all depends on context and tone.

alanlucena
Hacer el oso0 votes

To make a complete fool of yourself or suffer epic public embarrassment in Mexico and Colombia. It's that mortifying moment everyone witnesses and nobody lets you forget.

alanlucena
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