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Buen rollistaA person with great social energy, the gift of conversation, and the ability to get along with absolutely everyone. Someone who has the natural talent to charm any room they walk into.
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MolazoSomething that is incredibly cool, awesome, or amazing. The informal superlative of 'cool' in Spain.
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OstiaA Spanish exclamation of shock, pain, or intense admiration — can mean 'damn!', 'wow!', or 'ouch!' depending on context. Ostia is one of the most versatile expletives in Spain's vocabulary, carrying real emotion in a single word.
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ChorradaSomething trivial, stupid, or not worth taking seriously. In Spain, calling something a chorrada dismisses it completely — it's nonsense, a trifle, not worth wasting energy on. Often used to deflate drama or shut down weak arguments.
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Estar al tantoTo be informed, up to date on what's happening. Used across the Spanish-speaking world — 'estar al tanto' means you're not missing anything important.
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Buen rollista0 votes

A person with great social energy, the gift of conversation, and the ability to get along with absolutely everyone. Someone who has the natural talent to charm any room they walk into.

alanlucena
Molazo0 votes

Something that is incredibly cool, awesome, or amazing. The informal superlative of 'cool' in Spain.

alanlucena
Ostia0 votes

A Spanish exclamation of shock, pain, or intense admiration — can mean 'damn!', 'wow!', or 'ouch!' depending on context. Ostia is one of the most versatile expletives in Spain's vocabulary, carrying real emotion in a single word.

alanlucena
Chorrada0 votes

Something trivial, stupid, or not worth taking seriously. In Spain, calling something a chorrada dismisses it completely — it's nonsense, a trifle, not worth wasting energy on. Often used to deflate drama or shut down weak arguments.

alanlucena
Estar al tanto0 votes

To be informed, up to date on what's happening. Used across the Spanish-speaking world — 'estar al tanto' means you're not missing anything important.

alanlucena
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