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Lavar los platosTo wash the dirty dishes with water, soap, and a sponge after eating. It's the household chore absolutely nobody wants to do and that generates more family arguments than any other topic at home.
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QuincenaThe paycheck you get every 15 days in Mexico — the most awaited event of Mexican working life. That deposit that arrives on time and vanishes within hours between debts, cravings, and unplanned expenses.
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ParceroA friend, brother, someone you completely trust in Colombia and can always count on. It's one of the most representative words of paisa speech, heard on every corner of Medellín.
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BillulloMoney, especially a hefty stack of bills. In Colombia, 'billullo' is used when someone's got good cash or when a business is bringing in solid profits.
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Qué penaAn expression meaning embarrassment, apology, or discomfort in Colombia and other countries. Careful: it doesn't mean sadness but rather 'sorry' or 'how embarrassing' — a false friend that confuses many foreigners.
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Lavar los platos0 votes

To wash the dirty dishes with water, soap, and a sponge after eating. It's the household chore absolutely nobody wants to do and that generates more family arguments than any other topic at home.

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Quincena0 votes

The paycheck you get every 15 days in Mexico — the most awaited event of Mexican working life. That deposit that arrives on time and vanishes within hours between debts, cravings, and unplanned expenses.

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Parcero0 votes

A friend, brother, someone you completely trust in Colombia and can always count on. It's one of the most representative words of paisa speech, heard on every corner of Medellín.

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Billullo0 votes

Money, especially a hefty stack of bills. In Colombia, 'billullo' is used when someone's got good cash or when a business is bringing in solid profits.

alanlucena
Qué pena0 votes

An expression meaning embarrassment, apology, or discomfort in Colombia and other countries. Careful: it doesn't mean sadness but rather 'sorry' or 'how embarrassing' — a false friend that confuses many foreigners.

alanlucena
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