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FreelancearTo work independently without being tied to any company, being your own boss from your laptop. The freelancer life sounds better than it is: total freedom but also total uncertainty.
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GüeritaA light-skinned or blonde woman in Mexico, but also a common catcall used by street vendors and taco stand workers to address any woman regardless of her actual skin tone or hair color. It is both a physical description and a cultural fixture of Mexican markets and street food culture.
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TrapeadorA mop with a long stick and rag for cleaning floors with water in Mexico and Colombia. It's that cleaning tool your mom forced you to use every Saturday while you cleaned the whole house.
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MentirosilloA cute, affectionate diminutive of "mentiroso" (liar), used playfully with kids or adults without any real malice. It is not a serious accusation but more of a gentle scolding, like when your grandma catches you in a tiny fib and calls you out with a smile.
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HuilaA derogatory term in Mexico for a woman considered promiscuous or who dresses provocatively. It's an offensive, classist insult that reveals more about the person using it than the person it's aimed at.
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Freelancear0 votes

To work independently without being tied to any company, being your own boss from your laptop. The freelancer life sounds better than it is: total freedom but also total uncertainty.

alanlucena
Güerita0 votes

A light-skinned or blonde woman in Mexico, but also a common catcall used by street vendors and taco stand workers to address any woman regardless of her actual skin tone or hair color. It is both a physical description and a cultural fixture of Mexican markets and street food culture.

alanlucena
Trapeador0 votes

A mop with a long stick and rag for cleaning floors with water in Mexico and Colombia. It's that cleaning tool your mom forced you to use every Saturday while you cleaned the whole house.

alanlucena
Mentirosillo0 votes

A cute, affectionate diminutive of "mentiroso" (liar), used playfully with kids or adults without any real malice. It is not a serious accusation but more of a gentle scolding, like when your grandma catches you in a tiny fib and calls you out with a smile.

alanlucena
Huila0 votes

A derogatory term in Mexico for a woman considered promiscuous or who dresses provocatively. It's an offensive, classist insult that reveals more about the person using it than the person it's aimed at.

alanlucena
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