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Salir raspandoTo barely pass or scrape by, often by a narrow margin, barely meeting the minimum requirements.
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MamolaNothing — zilch, zero, the empty-handed result of something that didn't work out. Giving someone the mamola in Mexico means they walked away with nothing, and saying 'mamola' dismisses a request or expectation with firm finality.
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MontarTo scold someone harshly, rip into them, or give them a thorough chewing-out. In Colombia, when someone monta you, they're laying into you with everything they've got — loudly, directly, and probably in front of others.
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TasajearTo criticize someone mercilessly and publicly, often destroying their reputation or work. This kind of criticism can be very hurtful.
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CoteroA laborer who hauls heavy sacks and loads at market plazas — the informal porter whose back keeps the market economy moving. In Colombia, coteros are a fixture of traditional markets, doing physically brutal work for modest pay.
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Salir raspando0 votes

To barely pass or scrape by, often by a narrow margin, barely meeting the minimum requirements.

alanlucena
Mamola0 votes

Nothing — zilch, zero, the empty-handed result of something that didn't work out. Giving someone the mamola in Mexico means they walked away with nothing, and saying 'mamola' dismisses a request or expectation with firm finality.

alanlucena
Montar0 votes

To scold someone harshly, rip into them, or give them a thorough chewing-out. In Colombia, when someone monta you, they're laying into you with everything they've got — loudly, directly, and probably in front of others.

alanlucena
Tasajear0 votes

To criticize someone mercilessly and publicly, often destroying their reputation or work. This kind of criticism can be very hurtful.

alanlucena
Cotero0 votes

A laborer who hauls heavy sacks and loads at market plazas — the informal porter whose back keeps the market economy moving. In Colombia, coteros are a fixture of traditional markets, doing physically brutal work for modest pay.

alanlucena
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