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MorA shortened, cutesy version of "amor" (love), super popular in texts and social media. It is the Spanish equivalent of calling someone "babe" or "boo," casual, affectionate, and a little flirty. Mostly used between couples or very close friends. You will see it constantly in DMs and WhatsApp messages across Latin America.
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TroqueroA truck driver who hauls heavy cargo, especially on long border highway routes. It's a tough job that's highly respected in northern Mexico.
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BanearTo ban a player from accessing a game or platform for cheating, being toxic, or breaking the rules. The ban is the ultimate sentence in the gaming world.
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RespawnearTo reappear in the game after dying — that second chance the match gives you. Some games let you respawn instantly; in others you have to wait, which is pure torture.
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LiteralA filler word used to emphasize that something happened exactly as described, no exaggeration. It became a generational verbal tic across Latin America, especially among younger speakers who drop it into every sentence for dramatic effect, even when it does not quite make sense. Think of how English speakers overuse "literally" the same way, it is the exact same phenomenon in Spanish.
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Mor0 votes

A shortened, cutesy version of "amor" (love), super popular in texts and social media. It is the Spanish equivalent of calling someone "babe" or "boo," casual, affectionate, and a little flirty. Mostly used between couples or very close friends. You will see it constantly in DMs and WhatsApp messages across Latin America.

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Troquero0 votes

A truck driver who hauls heavy cargo, especially on long border highway routes. It's a tough job that's highly respected in northern Mexico.

alanlucena
Banear0 votes

To ban a player from accessing a game or platform for cheating, being toxic, or breaking the rules. The ban is the ultimate sentence in the gaming world.

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Respawnear0 votes

To reappear in the game after dying — that second chance the match gives you. Some games let you respawn instantly; in others you have to wait, which is pure torture.

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Literal0 votes

A filler word used to emphasize that something happened exactly as described, no exaggeration. It became a generational verbal tic across Latin America, especially among younger speakers who drop it into every sentence for dramatic effect, even when it does not quite make sense. Think of how English speakers overuse "literally" the same way, it is the exact same phenomenon in Spanish.

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