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PanaA close friend, a trusted buddy you can count on for anything in Venezuela and Ecuador. It's the most common and affectionate way to refer to your people — that inner circle who are basically family.
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Estar pilasBeing alert, sharp, and ready to act at any moment in Colombia and Ecuador. Nothing gets past you and you react instantly because your senses are fully awake.
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AguardienteA strong cane or anise liquor that's the go-to drink in Colombia and other countries. Guaro is part of every Colombian party and it'll knock you out if you don't respect it.
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AjíHot pepper or chili in South America. What Mexico calls chile and Spain calls pimiento — the spice that gives life and flavor to all of Latin cooking.
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ChuchaAn exclamation of surprise, anger, or frustration in Chile, Ecuador, and Peru. It's a moderate swear word that slips out involuntarily when something goes wrong or catches you off guard.
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Pana0 votes

A close friend, a trusted buddy you can count on for anything in Venezuela and Ecuador. It's the most common and affectionate way to refer to your people — that inner circle who are basically family.

Anonymous
Estar pilas0 votes

Being alert, sharp, and ready to act at any moment in Colombia and Ecuador. Nothing gets past you and you react instantly because your senses are fully awake.

alanlucena
Aguardiente0 votes

A strong cane or anise liquor that's the go-to drink in Colombia and other countries. Guaro is part of every Colombian party and it'll knock you out if you don't respect it.

alanlucena
Ají0 votes

Hot pepper or chili in South America. What Mexico calls chile and Spain calls pimiento — the spice that gives life and flavor to all of Latin cooking.

alanlucena
Chucha0 votes

An exclamation of surprise, anger, or frustration in Chile, Ecuador, and Peru. It's a moderate swear word that slips out involuntarily when something goes wrong or catches you off guard.

alanlucena
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