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ChuchoAn intense chill, shiver, or cold sensation that runs through the body. In Colombia, having a chucho means you're genuinely freezing — not just a little cool, but shaking from the cold.
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GringoA person from the United States or any English-speaking Western country. In some Latin American countries, it's also applied to any fair-skinned or blonde foreigner, regardless of nationality.
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Volverse locoIn Spanish, to lose your mind from pressure or frustration — or alternatively, to get wildly excited and enthusiastic about something. The same phrase covers both madness and passionate joy.
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LímitesEmotional or behavioral boundaries that one establishes to protect their well-being. The key word in all modern therapy.
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ListoAn expression of confirmation or agreement, equivalent to 'OK,' 'got it,' or 'sounds good.' Extremely common in Colombia, it's the most versatile way to close any simple agreement in casual conversation.
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Chucho0 votes

An intense chill, shiver, or cold sensation that runs through the body. In Colombia, having a chucho means you're genuinely freezing — not just a little cool, but shaking from the cold.

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Gringo0 votes

A person from the United States or any English-speaking Western country. In some Latin American countries, it's also applied to any fair-skinned or blonde foreigner, regardless of nationality.

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Volverse loco0 votes

In Spanish, to lose your mind from pressure or frustration — or alternatively, to get wildly excited and enthusiastic about something. The same phrase covers both madness and passionate joy.

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Límites0 votes

Emotional or behavioral boundaries that one establishes to protect their well-being. The key word in all modern therapy.

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Listo0 votes

An expression of confirmation or agreement, equivalent to 'OK,' 'got it,' or 'sounds good.' Extremely common in Colombia, it's the most versatile way to close any simple agreement in casual conversation.

alanlucena
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