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Tres lechesA spongy cake soaked in three types of milk — evaporated, condensed, and heavy cream. It's the most beloved Latin American dessert: impossibly moist, dangerously sweet, and completely irresistible.
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MeroA Mexican word with a thousand uses: 'exactly,' 'the real one,' 'right here,' 'the boss,' or just emphasis. Context is everything — 'el mero mero' means the top dog, 'ya mero' means almost.
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VergoA lot, a huge amount of something in El Salvador, Guatemala, and Honduras. It's the quintessential Central American intensifier that adds punch to any sentence.
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GuaroAguardiente, a strong spirit typical of Venezuela and Central America. It can also refer to any hard liquor you drink to celebrate or warm up.
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CanículaThe period of intense heat between July and August when the sun shows no mercy and temperatures become unbearable. Everyone sweats like they're in a sauna and the AC can't keep up.
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Tres leches0 votes

A spongy cake soaked in three types of milk — evaporated, condensed, and heavy cream. It's the most beloved Latin American dessert: impossibly moist, dangerously sweet, and completely irresistible.

alanlucena
Mero0 votes

A Mexican word with a thousand uses: 'exactly,' 'the real one,' 'right here,' 'the boss,' or just emphasis. Context is everything — 'el mero mero' means the top dog, 'ya mero' means almost.

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Vergo0 votes

A lot, a huge amount of something in El Salvador, Guatemala, and Honduras. It's the quintessential Central American intensifier that adds punch to any sentence.

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Guaro0 votes

Aguardiente, a strong spirit typical of Venezuela and Central America. It can also refer to any hard liquor you drink to celebrate or warm up.

alanlucena
Canícula0 votes

The period of intense heat between July and August when the sun shows no mercy and temperatures become unbearable. Everyone sweats like they're in a sauna and the AC can't keep up.

alanlucena
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