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MajeIdiot, fool, or just a casual way to say "dude" in Honduras, Nicaragua, and El Salvador. It can be an insult or a friendly filler word depending on your tone and how close you are with the person. Central Americans throw it around constantly in conversation, kind of like Mexicans use "wey.".
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TamalesCorn dough stuffed with fillings and wrapped in plantain or corn leaves, then steamed. Every country has their own version and everyone swears theirs are the best in the world.
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RajearTo talk bad about someone behind their back in Central America without facing them directly. Criticizing when the person isn't around, the favorite sport of those who prefer gossip over honesty.
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LapiceroA pen for writing in Peru, Colombia, and Central America. The timeless writing instrument that every Spanish-speaking country in the world decided to call something different.
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PlaticarTo chat or have a casual conversation in Mexico and Central America. This is the go-to Mexican word for talking with someone in a relaxed, informal way, whether you are catching up over coffee, gossiping, or just hanging out. While "hablar" is the standard Spanish word for talking, "platicar" carries a warmer, more laid-back vibe.
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Maje0 votes

Idiot, fool, or just a casual way to say "dude" in Honduras, Nicaragua, and El Salvador. It can be an insult or a friendly filler word depending on your tone and how close you are with the person. Central Americans throw it around constantly in conversation, kind of like Mexicans use "wey.".

alanlucena
Tamales0 votes

Corn dough stuffed with fillings and wrapped in plantain or corn leaves, then steamed. Every country has their own version and everyone swears theirs are the best in the world.

alanlucena
Rajear0 votes

To talk bad about someone behind their back in Central America without facing them directly. Criticizing when the person isn't around, the favorite sport of those who prefer gossip over honesty.

alanlucena
Lapicero0 votes

A pen for writing in Peru, Colombia, and Central America. The timeless writing instrument that every Spanish-speaking country in the world decided to call something different.

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Platicar0 votes

To chat or have a casual conversation in Mexico and Central America. This is the go-to Mexican word for talking with someone in a relaxed, informal way, whether you are catching up over coffee, gossiping, or just hanging out. While "hablar" is the standard Spanish word for talking, "platicar" carries a warmer, more laid-back vibe.

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