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QuemarseTo study intensely for many hours straight, dedicating all your time to preparing for an exam. It's the academic grind where you sacrifice sleep, social life, and sanity.
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PrenderWhen a party gets good, the vibe picks up, the energy rises, and everything starts flowing perfectly. It's that magic moment where the music hits, people dance, and the night finally kicks off for real.
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ChinoA kid, young person, or boy in Colombia. It's the everyday, affectionate Colombian way to refer to anyone young — you hear it everywhere and it doesn't matter if you know them or they're a total stranger.
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ChulearTo compliment someone on their looks, shower them with flattery about how pretty or handsome they look. In Mexico and Colombia, it's not necessarily flirting, it can be affectionate and wholesome, like a grandma telling you how gorgeous you look or friends hyping each other up before going out.
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Bien puedaA very polite Colombian expression meaning "go ahead" or "please, feel free." It reflects the famous warmth and hospitality of the paisa culture, used when offering something or granting permission with extra courtesy. You will hear it constantly in Colombia, especially in Medellín and the coffee region.
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Quemarse0 votes

To study intensely for many hours straight, dedicating all your time to preparing for an exam. It's the academic grind where you sacrifice sleep, social life, and sanity.

alanlucena
Prender0 votes

When a party gets good, the vibe picks up, the energy rises, and everything starts flowing perfectly. It's that magic moment where the music hits, people dance, and the night finally kicks off for real.

alanlucena
Chino0 votes

A kid, young person, or boy in Colombia. It's the everyday, affectionate Colombian way to refer to anyone young — you hear it everywhere and it doesn't matter if you know them or they're a total stranger.

Anonymous
Chulear0 votes

To compliment someone on their looks, shower them with flattery about how pretty or handsome they look. In Mexico and Colombia, it's not necessarily flirting, it can be affectionate and wholesome, like a grandma telling you how gorgeous you look or friends hyping each other up before going out.

alanlucena
Bien pueda0 votes

A very polite Colombian expression meaning "go ahead" or "please, feel free." It reflects the famous warmth and hospitality of the paisa culture, used when offering something or granting permission with extra courtesy. You will hear it constantly in Colombia, especially in Medellín and the coffee region.

alanlucena
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