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Hacer ghostingTo ghost someone — disappearing from their life without explanation, leaving messages on read and slowly becoming a memory. Ghosting arrived in Spanish from English and is now universally understood as the modern heartbreak without words.
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JoderseTo deal with it, suck it up, or resign yourself to a bad situation. In Spain, 'que se joda' or 'jódete' is a blunt way of saying tough luck — the situation is what it is, and no one's coming to save you.
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No ver tres en un burroTo have very poor eyesight, often to the point of being unable to see multiple objects at once. This phrase is a hyperbole used to describe severe visual impairment.
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ReplayLa repetición en cámara lenta de una jugada importante durante la transmisión de un partido. En México, el replay es el momento donde todos en la sala discuten si fue falta, si el balón cruzó la línea o si el delantero estaba en fuera de lugar.
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Caer en graciaTo immediately win someone's favor — to charm or impress from the very first impression. In Spain and Latin America, when someone cae en gracia, they clicked right away with the group or person, winning instant affection.
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Hacer ghosting0 votes

To ghost someone — disappearing from their life without explanation, leaving messages on read and slowly becoming a memory. Ghosting arrived in Spanish from English and is now universally understood as the modern heartbreak without words.

alanlucena
Joderse0 votes

To deal with it, suck it up, or resign yourself to a bad situation. In Spain, 'que se joda' or 'jódete' is a blunt way of saying tough luck — the situation is what it is, and no one's coming to save you.

alanlucena
No ver tres en un burro0 votes

To have very poor eyesight, often to the point of being unable to see multiple objects at once. This phrase is a hyperbole used to describe severe visual impairment.

alanlucena
Replay0 votes

La repetición en cámara lenta de una jugada importante durante la transmisión de un partido. En México, el replay es el momento donde todos en la sala discuten si fue falta, si el balón cruzó la línea o si el delantero estaba en fuera de lugar.

alanlucena
Caer en gracia0 votes

To immediately win someone's favor — to charm or impress from the very first impression. In Spain and Latin America, when someone cae en gracia, they clicked right away with the group or person, winning instant affection.

alanlucena
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