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CarrearTo carry your team to victory practically by yourself when your teammates are useless and you're shouldering all the weight. The carry is the unsung hero of every match.
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TemblorAn earthquake or ground tremor that in Mexico, Chile, and Peru is just part of daily life. People in seismic zones learn to tell the difference between a minor shake and a serious one.
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FregarTo annoy, bug, or mess something up. 'No friegues' is the Mexican reaction of disbelief at something absurd, and 'estar fregado' means being in a really tough situation.
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EcheAn exclamation from Colombia's Caribbean coast used to express surprise, amazement, or mild annoyance. It works like "whoa!" or "damn!" in English and is a signature filler word in costeño speech, thrown in to react to just about anything unexpected.
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StickerAn image or illustration you send on WhatsApp or Telegram to express emotions, reactions, or inside jokes. Stickers have replaced words in modern messaging — sometimes one image says it all.
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Carrear0 votes

To carry your team to victory practically by yourself when your teammates are useless and you're shouldering all the weight. The carry is the unsung hero of every match.

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Temblor0 votes

An earthquake or ground tremor that in Mexico, Chile, and Peru is just part of daily life. People in seismic zones learn to tell the difference between a minor shake and a serious one.

alanlucena
Fregar0 votes

To annoy, bug, or mess something up. 'No friegues' is the Mexican reaction of disbelief at something absurd, and 'estar fregado' means being in a really tough situation.

alanlucena
Eche0 votes

An exclamation from Colombia's Caribbean coast used to express surprise, amazement, or mild annoyance. It works like "whoa!" or "damn!" in English and is a signature filler word in costeño speech, thrown in to react to just about anything unexpected.

alanlucena
Sticker0 votes

An image or illustration you send on WhatsApp or Telegram to express emotions, reactions, or inside jokes. Stickers have replaced words in modern messaging — sometimes one image says it all.

alanlucena
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