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NoviaA romantic female partner in a committed relationship. In most Latin American countries, calling someone your novia implies exclusivity and seriousness — it's several steps beyond just dating.
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SelfieA photo you take of yourself — usually with a smartphone, often for social media. The selfie culture exploded in Latin America alongside Instagram and TikTok, becoming a ritual of self-documentation at parties, travel, and everyday moments.
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Tener el santo de espaldasIn Spain, to have persistent bad luck — as if your patron saint has turned their back on you and refused to intercede. When you have el santo de espaldas, nothing goes right no matter what you do.
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SerotoninaA small, simple pleasure that boosts your mood — used colloquially for anything that gives you a little hit of happiness, from a morning coffee in the sun to a meme that made you laugh out loud.
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Dar el brazo a torcerTo give in, surrender, or accept that the other person was right after resisting. The one who gives in acknowledges they were wrong or lost the argument.
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Novia0 votes

A romantic female partner in a committed relationship. In most Latin American countries, calling someone your novia implies exclusivity and seriousness — it's several steps beyond just dating.

alanlucena
Selfie0 votes

A photo you take of yourself — usually with a smartphone, often for social media. The selfie culture exploded in Latin America alongside Instagram and TikTok, becoming a ritual of self-documentation at parties, travel, and everyday moments.

alanlucena
Tener el santo de espaldas0 votes

In Spain, to have persistent bad luck — as if your patron saint has turned their back on you and refused to intercede. When you have el santo de espaldas, nothing goes right no matter what you do.

alanlucena
Serotonina0 votes

A small, simple pleasure that boosts your mood — used colloquially for anything that gives you a little hit of happiness, from a morning coffee in the sun to a meme that made you laugh out loud.

alanlucena
Dar el brazo a torcer0 votes

To give in, surrender, or accept that the other person was right after resisting. The one who gives in acknowledges they were wrong or lost the argument.

alanlucena
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