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PorteroThe player who defends the goal using their hands and body to stop the ball from going in. The last hero between a goal and defeat — they can be either the villain or the legend in a single match.
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EngagementThe level of interaction between the public and the content of an account, a high engagement means people react and comment.
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Creador de contenidoA person who regularly produces material for the internet. A profession of the 21st century that many parents still don't understand.
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MarrónThe color brown in Argentina, Spain, and Chile. It's the neutral, standard term for brown that the rest of the Spanish-speaking world uses while Mexico says 'café.'
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AuricularesDevices placed in or on your ears to listen to audio privately — the Argentine and Spanish way of saying it. What Mexico calls audífonos and other countries call cascos, but everyone's talking about the same gadget.
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Portero0 votes

The player who defends the goal using their hands and body to stop the ball from going in. The last hero between a goal and defeat — they can be either the villain or the legend in a single match.

alanlucena
Engagement0 votes

The level of interaction between the public and the content of an account, a high engagement means people react and comment.

alanlucena
Creador de contenido0 votes

A person who regularly produces material for the internet. A profession of the 21st century that many parents still don't understand.

alanlucena
Marrón0 votes

The color brown in Argentina, Spain, and Chile. It's the neutral, standard term for brown that the rest of the Spanish-speaking world uses while Mexico says 'café.'

alanlucena
Auriculares0 votes

Devices placed in or on your ears to listen to audio privately — the Argentine and Spanish way of saying it. What Mexico calls audífonos and other countries call cascos, but everyone's talking about the same gadget.

alanlucena
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