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PlancharTo be stood up — left waiting for someone who never shows without any warning. In Venezuela, being 'planchado' is one of the worst experiences: you're there, waiting, and the other person just never appears.
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CargamontónA group attack where several people gang up on one person at the same time, with no sense of fair play. In Peru and Colombia, it's the coward's tactic — they never go alone, they always need backup.
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TiroIn Colombia, 'tiro' is a neutral term used to refer to a man, a person, or an individual without specifying their identity, with a positive or negative connotation depending on the context. It is often used informally to address someone without mentioning their name.
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JevaA term used to describe an attractive woman, girlfriend, or girl, often used in a casual manner and not necessarily implying a romantic relationship. In some Latin American countries, it's a colloquialism that can be used to refer to a woman who is considered beautiful or charming, without necessarily implying a romantic connection.
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No comer cuentoIn Colombia, to refuse to be deceived — not buying into stories or excuses without solid proof. The person who no come cuento has been fooled before and won't let it happen again.
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Planchar0 votes

To be stood up — left waiting for someone who never shows without any warning. In Venezuela, being 'planchado' is one of the worst experiences: you're there, waiting, and the other person just never appears.

alanlucena
Cargamontón0 votes

A group attack where several people gang up on one person at the same time, with no sense of fair play. In Peru and Colombia, it's the coward's tactic — they never go alone, they always need backup.

alanlucena
Tiro0 votes

In Colombia, 'tiro' is a neutral term used to refer to a man, a person, or an individual without specifying their identity, with a positive or negative connotation depending on the context. It is often used informally to address someone without mentioning their name.

alanlucena
Jeva0 votes

A term used to describe an attractive woman, girlfriend, or girl, often used in a casual manner and not necessarily implying a romantic relationship. In some Latin American countries, it's a colloquialism that can be used to refer to a woman who is considered beautiful or charming, without necessarily implying a romantic connection.

alanlucena
No comer cuento0 votes

In Colombia, to refuse to be deceived — not buying into stories or excuses without solid proof. The person who no come cuento has been fooled before and won't let it happen again.

alanlucena
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