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SituacionshipA situationship — a romantic connection without labels or defined commitment, where both people act like a couple but neither wants to make it official. The word arrived directly from English into Spanish social media and named something millions of people were already living.
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ChambónA clumsy, careless, sloppy person who does things badly without paying attention. The 'chambón' isn't mean — they just can't seem to execute anything properly. They spill, drop, misread instructions, and finish everything slightly broken or sideways. Lovably incompetent.
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EncarreradoA person very dedicated to their career or work, constantly producing, in maximum productivity mode.
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FulanoA generic placeholder name for any unnamed person — the Spanish equivalent of 'so-and-so' or 'whatshisname.' Used alongside Mengano and Zutano to refer to hypothetical or unnamed people in examples, stories, or arguments. A pillar of Spanish rhetorical tradition.
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PateroA sycophant, apple-polisher, or brown-noser who agrees with everything the boss says and laughs at every joke. In Colombia and Venezuela, the 'patero' (from 'pata,' leg — always kissing them) is the office character everyone recognizes and nobody respects.
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Situacionship0 votes

A situationship — a romantic connection without labels or defined commitment, where both people act like a couple but neither wants to make it official. The word arrived directly from English into Spanish social media and named something millions of people were already living.

alanlucena
Chambón0 votes

A clumsy, careless, sloppy person who does things badly without paying attention. The 'chambón' isn't mean — they just can't seem to execute anything properly. They spill, drop, misread instructions, and finish everything slightly broken or sideways. Lovably incompetent.

alanlucena
Encarrerado0 votes

A person very dedicated to their career or work, constantly producing, in maximum productivity mode.

alanlucena
Fulano0 votes

A generic placeholder name for any unnamed person — the Spanish equivalent of 'so-and-so' or 'whatshisname.' Used alongside Mengano and Zutano to refer to hypothetical or unnamed people in examples, stories, or arguments. A pillar of Spanish rhetorical tradition.

alanlucena
Patero0 votes

A sycophant, apple-polisher, or brown-noser who agrees with everything the boss says and laughs at every joke. In Colombia and Venezuela, the 'patero' (from 'pata,' leg — always kissing them) is the office character everyone recognizes and nobody respects.

alanlucena
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