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CacharroCelular o teléfono móvil en Cuba, la forma coloquial cubana de referirse al dispositivo que en otros países llaman cel, celu o móvil. Es una palabra que solo escucharás en la isla con este significado específico.
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GuaguaA public transit bus that runs fixed routes in the Caribbean and Canary Islands. It's the everyday way to refer to the transport that takes you around the city.
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PlátanoA large, thick fruit that's cooked fried, roasted, in mole, or in slices across Mexico, Central America, and the Caribbean. It's not a banana: plátano is for cooking, banana is for eating raw — and that difference is sacred.
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PapiAn affectionate or flirty way to refer to an attractive man in the Caribbean and Mexico. It can range from an innocent family nickname to an intense street compliment depending on how, when, and who says it.
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PoncharTo strike out the batter with three strikes in baseball — the most humiliating moment for the hitter and most glorious for the pitcher. Also used to say something broke down, like a flat tire.
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Cacharro0 votes

Celular o teléfono móvil en Cuba, la forma coloquial cubana de referirse al dispositivo que en otros países llaman cel, celu o móvil. Es una palabra que solo escucharás en la isla con este significado específico.

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Guagua0 votes

A public transit bus that runs fixed routes in the Caribbean and Canary Islands. It's the everyday way to refer to the transport that takes you around the city.

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Plátano0 votes

A large, thick fruit that's cooked fried, roasted, in mole, or in slices across Mexico, Central America, and the Caribbean. It's not a banana: plátano is for cooking, banana is for eating raw — and that difference is sacred.

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Papi0 votes

An affectionate or flirty way to refer to an attractive man in the Caribbean and Mexico. It can range from an innocent family nickname to an intense street compliment depending on how, when, and who says it.

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Ponchar0 votes

To strike out the batter with three strikes in baseball — the most humiliating moment for the hitter and most glorious for the pitcher. Also used to say something broke down, like a flat tire.

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