Stressed out, overwhelmed, with way too many responsibilities piling up on you. In Spain, agobiado is the standard response when everything hits you at once.

An informal way to address literally anyone in Spain regardless of whether they're actually your uncle. It's just a social filler word so deeply ingrained that Spaniards can't go two sentences without saying it.

To have absolutely zero clue about something, to be in complete ignorance. It's a universal Spanish expression that emphasizes you don't have the slightest hint about what someone's asking.

Something unexpected, out of nowhere, with no apparent reason. An English loanword adopted across the entire Spanish-speaking world, especially among young people on social media.