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Saltar la tapiaTo break the rules, enter without permission or do something in a clandestine manner. It is used to describe someone who does not respect established boundaries.
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Tomar el peloTo pull someone's leg, mess with them, trick or tease them just for laughs. In Spain and Latin America tomar el pelo is playful deception — the goal is laughs, not harm.
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Hacerse el longuiPretending to be unaware or uninformed about something to avoid getting involved or committed to a situation, often with a straight face. This behavior is commonly seen in someone who wants to steer clear of trouble or responsibility.
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No estar el horno para bollosNot being a good time to ask for something or bring up a sensitive topic. It's said when the atmosphere or someone's mood isn't right for discussing certain things.
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Tener mano izquierdaTo have a 'left hand' means to have tact, diplomacy, and the ability to handle delicate situations without offending. Someone with a 'left hand' knows how to speak with any person.
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Saltar la tapia0 votes

To break the rules, enter without permission or do something in a clandestine manner. It is used to describe someone who does not respect established boundaries.

alanlucena
Tomar el pelo0 votes

To pull someone's leg, mess with them, trick or tease them just for laughs. In Spain and Latin America tomar el pelo is playful deception — the goal is laughs, not harm.

alanlucena
Hacerse el longui0 votes

Pretending to be unaware or uninformed about something to avoid getting involved or committed to a situation, often with a straight face. This behavior is commonly seen in someone who wants to steer clear of trouble or responsibility.

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No estar el horno para bollos0 votes

Not being a good time to ask for something or bring up a sensitive topic. It's said when the atmosphere or someone's mood isn't right for discussing certain things.

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Tener mano izquierda0 votes

To have a 'left hand' means to have tact, diplomacy, and the ability to handle delicate situations without offending. Someone with a 'left hand' knows how to speak with any person.

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