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TirarTo get by, survive, or keep going with what you've got — no luxuries, no complaints. It's the philosophy of making do and pushing forward even when things aren't great.
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LocalA bar, pub, or nightlife spot where you go to drink, socialize, and have a good time. In Spain, local is the generic way to refer to any drinking establishment.
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CachasA muscular, buff person with a gym-sculpted body. In Spain, saying someone 'está cachas' means they've got arms of steel and a back too wide to fit through the bar door.
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Puta madreAn intense exclamation of frustration, anger, or admiration that can be negative or positive depending on tone and context. It's the ultimate Spanish expletive — raw, powerful, and unmistakable.
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SoplarTo snitch on someone, rat them out to the authorities or the boss about what they did wrong. Being a soplón is one of the most socially punished things — nobody likes a tattletale.
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Tirar0 votes

To get by, survive, or keep going with what you've got — no luxuries, no complaints. It's the philosophy of making do and pushing forward even when things aren't great.

alanlucena
Local0 votes

A bar, pub, or nightlife spot where you go to drink, socialize, and have a good time. In Spain, local is the generic way to refer to any drinking establishment.

Anonymous
Cachas0 votes

A muscular, buff person with a gym-sculpted body. In Spain, saying someone 'está cachas' means they've got arms of steel and a back too wide to fit through the bar door.

alanlucena
Puta madre0 votes

An intense exclamation of frustration, anger, or admiration that can be negative or positive depending on tone and context. It's the ultimate Spanish expletive — raw, powerful, and unmistakable.

alanlucena
Soplar0 votes

To snitch on someone, rat them out to the authorities or the boss about what they did wrong. Being a soplón is one of the most socially punished things — nobody likes a tattletale.

alanlucena
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