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Caer bienWhen someone gives you a good impression, you like them, and you feel comfortable around them. The opposite of "caer gordo" — that instant social chemistry that makes you want to keep talking to someone.
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PookieA cute, tender nickname used for your partner, best friend, or even a pet. It's pure internet affection condensed into one adorable word.
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TíaAn informal Spanish way to address a woman or female friend, regardless of any actual family relation. It's as universal and common in Spain as wey is in Mexico — used with friends, acquaintances, and even strangers.
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Tirar un centroEn el fútbol, pasar el balón desde las bandas hacia el área central del campo, para que un compañero remate. Es una jugada clásica y fundamental.
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Tirar la casa por la ventanaTo spare no expense on a celebration or event, going all out and spending extravagantly. It's when you throw the party of a lifetime and worry about your bank account tomorrow.
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Caer bien0 votes

When someone gives you a good impression, you like them, and you feel comfortable around them. The opposite of "caer gordo" — that instant social chemistry that makes you want to keep talking to someone.

alanlucena
Pookie0 votes

A cute, tender nickname used for your partner, best friend, or even a pet. It's pure internet affection condensed into one adorable word.

alanlucena
Tía0 votes

An informal Spanish way to address a woman or female friend, regardless of any actual family relation. It's as universal and common in Spain as wey is in Mexico — used with friends, acquaintances, and even strangers.

alanlucena
Tirar un centro0 votes

En el fútbol, pasar el balón desde las bandas hacia el área central del campo, para que un compañero remate. Es una jugada clásica y fundamental.

alanlucena
Tirar la casa por la ventana0 votes

To spare no expense on a celebration or event, going all out and spending extravagantly. It's when you throw the party of a lifetime and worry about your bank account tomorrow.

alanlucena
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