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CotillearTo gossip or meddle in other people's lives out of pure curiosity in Spain. Cotillear is a national sport — everyone does it, especially during afternoon coffee.
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CaraduraA shameless person who acts with total audacity without caring about consequences or other people's opinions. They push boundaries, take advantage, and somehow never feel an ounce of guilt.
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FlopWhen something fails spectacularly, gets no attention, and nobody cares about it. A flop is the nightmare of every artist, project, or launch that invested everything and got nothing in return.
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OjoA warning or heads-up that means 'careful' or 'watch out' in Spanish. It's the verbal equivalent of a caution sign — short, direct, and impossible to misunderstand.
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PijoAn upper-class person who shows it in how they dress, talk, and act in Spain. The pijo is preppy, brand-obsessed, and lives in a bubble of privilege they're barely aware of.
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Cotillear0 votes

To gossip or meddle in other people's lives out of pure curiosity in Spain. Cotillear is a national sport — everyone does it, especially during afternoon coffee.

alanlucena
Caradura0 votes

A shameless person who acts with total audacity without caring about consequences or other people's opinions. They push boundaries, take advantage, and somehow never feel an ounce of guilt.

alanlucena
Flop0 votes

When something fails spectacularly, gets no attention, and nobody cares about it. A flop is the nightmare of every artist, project, or launch that invested everything and got nothing in return.

alanlucena
Ojo0 votes

A warning or heads-up that means 'careful' or 'watch out' in Spanish. It's the verbal equivalent of a caution sign — short, direct, and impossible to misunderstand.

alanlucena
Pijo0 votes

An upper-class person who shows it in how they dress, talk, and act in Spain. The pijo is preppy, brand-obsessed, and lives in a bubble of privilege they're barely aware of.

alanlucena
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