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VerdeThe US dollar, named after the green color of the bills. In Colombia and Venezuela, talking about 'verdes' is the informal way to refer to dollars.
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RandomSomething unexpected, out of nowhere, with no apparent reason. An English loanword adopted across the entire Spanish-speaking world, especially among young people on social media.
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ParceShort for 'parcero,' meaning friend, bro, or someone you trust in Colombia. It's the signature Colombian filler word you'll hear on every street corner from Bogota to Medellin.
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GuayaboA hangover after a night of drinking in Colombia, complete with the whole package of headache and regret. It can also mean deep sadness or nostalgia — like an emotional weight that sits heavy on your soul.
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LucasThousands of pesos in several South American countries where one luca equals a thousand. It's the most informal, quick, and everyday way to talk about prices and money without saying the full numbers.
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Verde0 votes

The US dollar, named after the green color of the bills. In Colombia and Venezuela, talking about 'verdes' is the informal way to refer to dollars.

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Random0 votes

Something unexpected, out of nowhere, with no apparent reason. An English loanword adopted across the entire Spanish-speaking world, especially among young people on social media.

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Parce0 votes

Short for 'parcero,' meaning friend, bro, or someone you trust in Colombia. It's the signature Colombian filler word you'll hear on every street corner from Bogota to Medellin.

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Guayabo0 votes

A hangover after a night of drinking in Colombia, complete with the whole package of headache and regret. It can also mean deep sadness or nostalgia — like an emotional weight that sits heavy on your soul.

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Lucas0 votes

Thousands of pesos in several South American countries where one luca equals a thousand. It's the most informal, quick, and everyday way to talk about prices and money without saying the full numbers.

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