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TamalCorn dough stuffed with fillings and wrapped in banana or corn leaves, found all across Latin America with a thousand variations. Every country swears theirs are the best.
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PasajeA transportation ticket in Argentina, Chile, Colombia, and other South American countries. It's what you buy to get on the bus, and whose price always goes up right when you need to travel the most.
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A fullAt maximum level, with all possible power or energy, holding nothing back. The anglicism all of Latin America adopted without a second thought to describe when something or someone is giving a hundred percent.
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Sana sanaA childish phrase used ironically when someone complains about something minor or exaggerates an insignificant pain. It's every Latin grandma's magic remedy that cures any wound with words, love, and a kiss.
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PilasAn expression meaning stay alert, pay attention, wake up and stop being distracted. In Colombia and Ecuador it's the standard way to tell someone to get sharp before something happens.
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Tamal0 votes

Corn dough stuffed with fillings and wrapped in banana or corn leaves, found all across Latin America with a thousand variations. Every country swears theirs are the best.

alanlucena
Pasaje0 votes

A transportation ticket in Argentina, Chile, Colombia, and other South American countries. It's what you buy to get on the bus, and whose price always goes up right when you need to travel the most.

alanlucena
A full0 votes

At maximum level, with all possible power or energy, holding nothing back. The anglicism all of Latin America adopted without a second thought to describe when something or someone is giving a hundred percent.

alanlucena
Sana sana0 votes

A childish phrase used ironically when someone complains about something minor or exaggerates an insignificant pain. It's every Latin grandma's magic remedy that cures any wound with words, love, and a kiss.

alanlucena
Pilas0 votes

An expression meaning stay alert, pay attention, wake up and stop being distracted. In Colombia and Ecuador it's the standard way to tell someone to get sharp before something happens.

alanlucena
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