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CábulaA lazy cheater who always looks for shortcuts without putting in any effort, preferring to copy rather than study. In Mexico, a 'cábula' always finds a way to do nothing.
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Dar atole con el dedoTo deceive someone with lies or empty promises, making them look foolish while they think everything's fine. It's the oldest emotional or political scam in Mexico.
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RajadoIn Mexico, someone who chickened out at the last minute, canceled plans, or didn't keep their word. Being rajado is the opposite of being brave, and nobody wants to be called that because it implies total cowardice.
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Tirar el rolloTo talk someone up with smooth words to convince or seduce them, especially in a romantic context. In Mexico, 'tirar el rollo' is the art of verbal flirting.
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MilpaA plot of land where corn, beans, and squash are cultivated together in Mexico and Central America. It's the ancestral Mesoamerican agricultural system that fed entire civilizations and is still alive in rural areas.
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Cábula0 votes

A lazy cheater who always looks for shortcuts without putting in any effort, preferring to copy rather than study. In Mexico, a 'cábula' always finds a way to do nothing.

alanlucena
Dar atole con el dedo0 votes

To deceive someone with lies or empty promises, making them look foolish while they think everything's fine. It's the oldest emotional or political scam in Mexico.

alanlucena
Rajado0 votes

In Mexico, someone who chickened out at the last minute, canceled plans, or didn't keep their word. Being rajado is the opposite of being brave, and nobody wants to be called that because it implies total cowardice.

alanlucena
Tirar el rollo0 votes

To talk someone up with smooth words to convince or seduce them, especially in a romantic context. In Mexico, 'tirar el rollo' is the art of verbal flirting.

alanlucena
Milpa0 votes

A plot of land where corn, beans, and squash are cultivated together in Mexico and Central America. It's the ancestral Mesoamerican agricultural system that fed entire civilizations and is still alive in rural areas.

alanlucena
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