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CletaThe short, street slang way of saying bicycle in Mexico. Heard in barrios and neighborhoods as the natural way to refer to two-wheeled transportation.
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Tender la camaTo make the bed when you wake up in Mexico — the first thing your mom teaches you to do. And the last thing you want to do every morning because the bed looks fine the way it is.
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AbuelitaAn affectionate and tender way to refer to grandma in Mexico and several Latin American countries. She's the most spoiling person in the family who always has food ready, home remedies, and unconditional love no matter what you've done.
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ClósetA built-in wardrobe for storing clothes and shoes in Mexico — the space that's never big enough. No matter how many times you organize it, it always ends up bursting with stuff you don't even wear.
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RefrescoA carbonated, sweetened drink like Coca-Cola, Fanta, or Pepsi. In Mexico, ordering a 'refresco' is as natural as breathing — the country has one of the highest soda consumption rates in the world.
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Cleta0 votes

The short, street slang way of saying bicycle in Mexico. Heard in barrios and neighborhoods as the natural way to refer to two-wheeled transportation.

alanlucena
Tender la cama0 votes

To make the bed when you wake up in Mexico — the first thing your mom teaches you to do. And the last thing you want to do every morning because the bed looks fine the way it is.

alanlucena
Abuelita0 votes

An affectionate and tender way to refer to grandma in Mexico and several Latin American countries. She's the most spoiling person in the family who always has food ready, home remedies, and unconditional love no matter what you've done.

alanlucena
Clóset0 votes

A built-in wardrobe for storing clothes and shoes in Mexico — the space that's never big enough. No matter how many times you organize it, it always ends up bursting with stuff you don't even wear.

alanlucena
Refresco0 votes

A carbonated, sweetened drink like Coca-Cola, Fanta, or Pepsi. In Mexico, ordering a 'refresco' is as natural as breathing — the country has one of the highest soda consumption rates in the world.

alanlucena
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