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Subir un storyTo post a story on Instagram, WhatsApp, or any other social media platform. This has become part of the everyday vocabulary for the entire young Hispanic generation.
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CariñosoAn affectionate, physically expressive person who loves hugs and physical contact. In Argentina, cariñoso can also be a polite way of calling someone clingy — someone who literally can't give you personal space.
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Con todoTo the maximum, without restrictions, giving 100%. It can also mean total agreement or absolute approval.
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Joder la marranaIn Spain, to completely ruin a plan or situation that was going perfectly well, usually through a clumsy or out-of-place action. The person who messes things up almost always had good intentions.
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Coger el trenIn Spain, to catch an opportunity before it passes — to get on board something promising before it leaves without you. Whoever doesn't catch the train gets left standing on the platform watching it go.
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Subir un story0 votes

To post a story on Instagram, WhatsApp, or any other social media platform. This has become part of the everyday vocabulary for the entire young Hispanic generation.

alanlucena
Cariñoso0 votes

An affectionate, physically expressive person who loves hugs and physical contact. In Argentina, cariñoso can also be a polite way of calling someone clingy — someone who literally can't give you personal space.

alanlucena
Con todo0 votes

To the maximum, without restrictions, giving 100%. It can also mean total agreement or absolute approval.

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Joder la marrana0 votes

In Spain, to completely ruin a plan or situation that was going perfectly well, usually through a clumsy or out-of-place action. The person who messes things up almost always had good intentions.

alanlucena
Coger el tren0 votes

In Spain, to catch an opportunity before it passes — to get on board something promising before it leaves without you. Whoever doesn't catch the train gets left standing on the platform watching it go.

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