To chat in a fun, chill, relaxed way with friends, cracking jokes and laughing without taking anything seriously. In Mexico it's the verb for those informal conversations where humor flows and nobody's in a rush.

A fixed or semi-fixed spot on the street where food, fruit, clothes, or any product is sold directly to the public. The most accessible shop in the neighborhood — no walls, no doors, always face-to-face.

A fight, a problem, a conflict between people that can escalate quickly. It's that tension in the air when two people are about to throw hands at any moment.

A kid, a boy, a young person in Mexico — one of the most Mexican words that exist. Can be affectionate when grandma says it or slightly dismissive when used by someone older.