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TragoAn alcoholic drink in general or a sip of liquor you have with friends. Going for some tragos is the universal Spanish invitation to go out drinking, chatting, and having a good time regardless of the day.
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GoatThe greatest of all time in any given category. It's an acronym for 'Greatest Of All Time,' used for athletes, artists, or anyone exceptionally talented.
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RatioWhen a reply to a tweet or post gets more likes than the original, causing public digital humiliation. To ratio someone is to destroy them online by proving your take has more support than theirs.
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FaranduleroA person who loves partying, being the center of attention, and living for the social scene. In Colombia, Venezuela, and Argentina, a farandulero is always at events, taking selfies, and projecting a life more glamorous than it really is. Think of it as the Spanish version of a "socialite" or "clout chaser," someone whose Instagram looks way better than their bank account.
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WA victory, triumph, or achievement worth celebrating. It comes from the English word 'Win' and is used as a reaction when something goes incredibly well or someone does something admirable.
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Trago0 votes

An alcoholic drink in general or a sip of liquor you have with friends. Going for some tragos is the universal Spanish invitation to go out drinking, chatting, and having a good time regardless of the day.

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Goat0 votes

The greatest of all time in any given category. It's an acronym for 'Greatest Of All Time,' used for athletes, artists, or anyone exceptionally talented.

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Ratio0 votes

When a reply to a tweet or post gets more likes than the original, causing public digital humiliation. To ratio someone is to destroy them online by proving your take has more support than theirs.

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Farandulero0 votes

A person who loves partying, being the center of attention, and living for the social scene. In Colombia, Venezuela, and Argentina, a farandulero is always at events, taking selfies, and projecting a life more glamorous than it really is. Think of it as the Spanish version of a "socialite" or "clout chaser," someone whose Instagram looks way better than their bank account.

alanlucena
W0 votes

A victory, triumph, or achievement worth celebrating. It comes from the English word 'Win' and is used as a reaction when something goes incredibly well or someone does something admirable.

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