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TiquismiquisAn extremely fussy, nitpicky person who obsesses over tiny details and complains endlessly. In Colombia and Venezuela, a 'tiquismiquis' is the person who sends back food because the plate wasn't warmed, or who rewrites a message twelve times because one comma is wrong.
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AchocolatadoHot chocolate drink — the dark, unsweetened kind sipped in the Andes, especially on cold mornings. In Bogotá and the highlands of Ecuador and Bolivia, achocolatado is more ritual than beverage: thick, warming, and the first thing you reach for when the cold hits.
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GrindsetA mindset of working non-stop towards goals. An extreme version of hustle culture.
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SwipearTo swipe on a screen to approve or reject profiles on dating apps. Swipe right means yes, swipe left means no — and the verb 'swipear' is now as natural in Spanish as any native word. Millions of people swipear every day without a second thought about its English origin.
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CorrienteCheap, tacky, or low class. In Mexico and Colombia, calling someone or something corriente is saying it lacks quality, taste, or refinement. It can refer to a person with no manners, a poorly made product, or anything that just screams "bargain bin." It's a solid insult when aimed at a person.
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Tiquismiquis0 votes

An extremely fussy, nitpicky person who obsesses over tiny details and complains endlessly. In Colombia and Venezuela, a 'tiquismiquis' is the person who sends back food because the plate wasn't warmed, or who rewrites a message twelve times because one comma is wrong.

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Achocolatado0 votes

Hot chocolate drink — the dark, unsweetened kind sipped in the Andes, especially on cold mornings. In Bogotá and the highlands of Ecuador and Bolivia, achocolatado is more ritual than beverage: thick, warming, and the first thing you reach for when the cold hits.

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Grindset0 votes

A mindset of working non-stop towards goals. An extreme version of hustle culture.

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Swipear0 votes

To swipe on a screen to approve or reject profiles on dating apps. Swipe right means yes, swipe left means no — and the verb 'swipear' is now as natural in Spanish as any native word. Millions of people swipear every day without a second thought about its English origin.

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Corriente0 votes

Cheap, tacky, or low class. In Mexico and Colombia, calling someone or something corriente is saying it lacks quality, taste, or refinement. It can refer to a person with no manners, a poorly made product, or anything that just screams "bargain bin." It's a solid insult when aimed at a person.

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