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MeroA Mexican word with a thousand uses: 'exactly,' 'the real one,' 'right here,' 'the boss,' or just emphasis. Context is everything — 'el mero mero' means the top dog, 'ya mero' means almost.
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VergoA lot, a huge amount of something in El Salvador, Guatemala, and Honduras. It's the quintessential Central American intensifier that adds punch to any sentence.
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GuaroAguardiente, a strong spirit typical of Venezuela and Central America. It can also refer to any hard liquor you drink to celebrate or warm up.
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CanículaThe period of intense heat between July and August when the sun shows no mercy and temperatures become unbearable. Everyone sweats like they're in a sauna and the AC can't keep up.
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CurtidoA fermented salad of cabbage, carrot, and onion that obligatorily accompanies pupusas in El Salvador. Without curtido, a pupusa is incomplete — like a taco without salsa or an asado without chimichurri.
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Mero0 votes

A Mexican word with a thousand uses: 'exactly,' 'the real one,' 'right here,' 'the boss,' or just emphasis. Context is everything — 'el mero mero' means the top dog, 'ya mero' means almost.

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Vergo0 votes

A lot, a huge amount of something in El Salvador, Guatemala, and Honduras. It's the quintessential Central American intensifier that adds punch to any sentence.

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Guaro0 votes

Aguardiente, a strong spirit typical of Venezuela and Central America. It can also refer to any hard liquor you drink to celebrate or warm up.

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Canícula0 votes

The period of intense heat between July and August when the sun shows no mercy and temperatures become unbearable. Everyone sweats like they're in a sauna and the AC can't keep up.

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Curtido0 votes

A fermented salad of cabbage, carrot, and onion that obligatorily accompanies pupusas in El Salvador. Without curtido, a pupusa is incomplete — like a taco without salsa or an asado without chimichurri.

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