To be inseparable friends, that duo that always goes everywhere together like a perfect combination. It's the Latino way of saying two people work so well together they just don't function as well apart.

A round Mexican sweet bread with a crunchy sugar shell on top that looks like a seashell. The concha is probably the most iconic and beloved pan dulce in Mexico, found in every bakery across the country. It comes in vanilla (white topping) or chocolate (brown topping) and is perfect for dunking into coffee or hot chocolate. Mexicans grow up eating conchas for breakfast or as a late night snack, and it is practically a national treasure.

Knee-length shorts you wear in summer, at the beach, or when the heat demands freedom for your legs. They're the dressy cousin of regular shorts.

A huge, disgusting mess. In Mexico, cochinero describes a place that is filthy, cluttered, or so disorganized it makes you cringe just looking at it. The word comes from "cochino" (pig, dirty), and it is exactly what your mom calls your room when you have not cleaned it in a week. It can refer to physical messes like a trashed kitchen after a party, or even a messy situation in general. If someone says your place is a cochinero, you should probably start cleaning immediately.